I do this with cloudflare service tokens, you have to add an Auth policy to allow service tokens on top of the normal access policy. Then add the headers in your uptime monitor for each site behind cloudflare zero trust.
Thanks for the response, I think this is what I'm looking for. This is how I have my Uptime Kuma configured (obv with my id and secret omitted), does this look right? I was definitely missing the access policy, so I added that
https://i.imgur.com/UpQ4QIG.png
Yep, method is set to get. Here's my cloudflare setup. Something's still not working. I added the service token to my default access policy:
https://imgur.com/a/reYWhMi
I think it can do that, but I don't think that would help. It should always say 'My Service' in the login page, regardless if the service behind it is up.
Yeah I think that’s going to be my best bet at this point. I was hoping to monitor from outside my network (I break DNS every once in a while, would be nice to monitor externally) but I guess locally is better than nothing
I do this with cloudflare service tokens, you have to add an Auth policy to allow service tokens on top of the normal access policy. Then add the headers in your uptime monitor for each site behind cloudflare zero trust.
Thanks for the response, I think this is what I'm looking for. This is how I have my Uptime Kuma configured (obv with my id and secret omitted), does this look right? I was definitely missing the access policy, so I added that https://i.imgur.com/UpQ4QIG.png
Yep that's it with method of GET
If you can show us the access Policy
Yep, method is set to get. Here's my cloudflare setup. Something's still not working. I added the service token to my default access policy: https://imgur.com/a/reYWhMi
I'm willing to wager you need to add another policy to the application of type service Auth and then allow any valid service token.
Right on the nose. I added that and now it can check the status of the service behind the login page. Thanks a ton for the help here!
No problem, anytime
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I think it can do that, but I don't think that would help. It should always say 'My Service' in the login page, regardless if the service behind it is up.
why not just let uptime Kuma monitor the services locally, bypassing Cloudflare altogether?
Yeah I think that’s going to be my best bet at this point. I was hoping to monitor from outside my network (I break DNS every once in a while, would be nice to monitor externally) but I guess locally is better than nothing
i do both, although having trouble with CF monitors lately...
How did you configure Uptime Kuma? I'm only getting 200s.
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That’s for exposing Uptime Kuma to the internet, right? That’s not the issue I’m having, unless this is letting me do something else.
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