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sudo snap install vsingh-uptime-kuma --candidate

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vsingh-uptime-kuma is only available on the unstable candidate channel. It could break and change often.

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Package name

  • vsingh-uptime-kuma

License

  • MIT

Last updated

  • 5 September 2026 - latest/candidate
  • 28 August 2026 - latest/beta

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Self-hosted uptime monitoring with alerts and status pages

Uptime Kuma watches your services and tells you when one goes down. It monitors HTTP(S), TCP ports, ping, DNS, gRPC, MQTT, databases and more, keeps the history, and can publish a public status page.

Notifications go to over ninety services, Telegram, Discord, Slack, email, webhooks and the rest, and fire on state changes rather than on every check.

The web UI listens on port 3002 in this snap, not upstream's 3001, which is a common port for other web services to claim. Data lives in $SNAP_COMMON, so the database, uploads and screenshots survive refreshes and reverts. Back up /var/snap/vsingh-uptime-kuma/common and you have backed up everything.

Ping and some other monitor types need a manual interface connection after install; see the README in the source repository.

Built from upstream at tag 2.5.0. This is an unofficial package. Uptime Kuma is created and maintained by Louis Lam and its contributors; this snap only packages their work.

Report packaging problems to [https://github.com/Cruzh3r2107/snap-kuma-uptime/issues](https://github.com/Cruzh3r2107/snap-kuma-uptime/issues), not to upstream.

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