Infrastructure Monitoring
Service and endpoint health checks for Linux hosts and web applications, with threshold-based alerting and a rolling availability history.
Tools, labs and experiments maintained inside Altair Lab. Each project starts from a real operational need — keeping a service reachable, a network predictable or a routine task automated.
10 projects
Service and endpoint health checks for Linux hosts and web applications, with threshold-based alerting and a rolling availability history.
A diagnostic toolkit for resolution paths, reachability and transport behaviour — useful when a service is "up" but users still cannot reach it.
A thin client layer for third-party REST interfaces: consistent timeouts, retry policies, structured errors and predictable logging.
Repeatable first-hour setup for a fresh host: base packages, hardened SSH defaults, unattended updates, web server layout and service units.
Collection and normalisation of journald and application logs into a single searchable stream, with retention rules per service.
Validates zone consistency across authoritative servers, flags TTL drift and warns before delegation or record changes go live.
Snapshot and rotation policies driven by systemd timers, with verification runs and a report of the last successful copy per dataset.
Tracks certificate expiry across every hostname served by the edge and renews early enough that a failed renewal is still recoverable.
Builds a static availability page from stored check results — no runtime dependencies, so it stays online when the services it reports on do not.
Reviewed web server templates covering TLS policy, compression, cache headers and HTTP/2 defaults, kept in one place instead of copied per host.
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