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Hi everyone!

WebGazer is an uptime monitoring service, you can check our website: https://www.webgazer.io/

WebGazer provides you:

Uptime monitoring: It checks your website every minute and makes sure it is up.

Instant downtime notifications: It notifies you with instant alerts via e-mail, Slack, webhook, SMS or phone call in case of a problem.

Gorgeous status pages: It shows an overview of your sites’ performance (response times, uptime percentage etc.).

Also, no installation required.

You can learn about pricing by visiting our website.

We are looking for new users to try our service.

I would love to hear your feedback.

We help you keep your business running 👊

Hi :) I am the founder of WebGazer. I have checked MaM's website and it looks interesting. I am not sure if I can mentor at the beginning but at least I can start as a mentee :) Sooo, I filled the questionnaire.

WebGazer (https://www.webgazer.io) is an uptime monitoring and analytics platform. It also offers public status pages that reflects the monitoring data it collects.

You can also post a message to be shown on the status page, if you want to have a non-automatic message in case of an incident. You can see https://status.webgazer.io for an example.

Not for months but years more likely, I have been using mainly django and django-rest-framework while building WebGazer. REST API is consumed by multiple frontends (website, web application and status pages). There is also an async task queue that uses django's ORM comprehensively.

One more, here is the stack of WebGazer:

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Field: SaaS

Stage: Paying customers

Product:

• Cloudflare (DNS)
• Docker, Kubernetes
• PostgreSQL for relational data.
• Elasticsearch for the data that requires calculations, means and such
• RabbitMQ
• Django
• React
• Netlify
• Sentry
• Stripe
• Trello
• Slack
• GitLab (version controlling and docker registry)
• Google Analytics