Managed Uptime Kuma HostingYour Own Uptime Monitor
Run your own Uptime Kuma, deployed in one click on a Cloud Workspace from $3.95 a month, with your domain and SSL. Watch as many sites as you like and get alerts where your team already is.
Uptime Kuma Running
your-uptime.flynode.io
Status
Running
Deployed in one click
Memory
104 MB
Of 1 GB on the smallest size
Backups
Nightly
Saved on FlyNode
SSL
Active
Set up automatically
Services
- uptime-kumalouislam/uptime-kuma:1
Tools
- TerminalOpen
- Logs and metricsOpen
- Persistent storageOpen
What you get
Uptime Kuma, set up the right way
Everything a production install needs, done for you when you click deploy.
The official Uptime Kuma
Runs Uptime Kuma's own Docker image (the version 1 line), the same Uptime Kuma you would install yourself.
Alerts where you are
Uptime Kuma itself sends alerts to Telegram, Discord, Slack, email and, by its own count, 90+ other services.
Data that stays put
Its database and settings live on a persistent volume, so restarts and redeploys keep your monitors and history. Nightly backups are on.
Your domain, with SSL
Live on a name.flynode.io address the moment it deploys. Add your own domain, for example status.yourstore.com, and SSL is set up automatically.
Light on resources
In our test it used 104 MB of RAM, so it sits comfortably next to your other apps on the same workspace.
Logs, metrics and a terminal
Watch Uptime Kuma's logs and its RAM and CPU use, and open a shell from the app page.
We tested it
We deployed Uptime Kuma on FlyNode on 4 November 2026
- Running on its own SSL address, sending visitors to its dashboard.
- 104 MB of RAM once running: well inside the smallest workspace.
- The catalog asks for at least 256 MB of memory and 0.25 CPU, so every size fits it.
One-click app
Uptime Kuma
Name
App name
Shown on your dashboard.
Address
Summary
- Kind
- One-click app
- App
- Uptime Kuma
- Needs
- 256 MB memory · 0.25 CPU
How it works
Live in three steps
- 01
Pick a Cloud Workspace
Choose a size on the Cloud page. Uptime Kuma has no plan of its own: it runs on your workspace next to any other apps.
- 02
Deploy Uptime Kuma
Open the 1-click catalog, choose Uptime Kuma, keep or type its address (name.flynode.io) and deploy.
- 03
Create your login and monitors
Open the address, create the admin account, then add the sites to watch and where alerts should go.
Sizes
Pay for the size, not the monitors
Uptime Kuma needs only 256 MB of memory and 0.25 CPU, so the smallest size runs it with plenty of room left for other apps.
Compare
A hosted monitor or your own Uptime Kuma
Uptime Kuma is open source and has no hosted version from its makers. The usual alternative is a hosted monitoring service such as UptimeRobot.
| UptimeRobot | Your Uptime Kuma on FlyNode | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan; paid plans from $9 a month billed yearly | Your Cloud Workspace, from $3.95 a month |
| Monitors | 50 on the free plan, then by plan | No monitor limit from FlyNode |
| Check interval | 5 minutes on the free plan, down to 15 seconds on higher plans | Uptime Kuma checks as often as every 20 seconds |
| Where checks run | From the service's own network | From your workspace, so add an outside check for sites hosted on the same server |
| Who runs it | The service, including upgrades | You own the app; FlyNode runs the server, SSL and backups |
Pick UptimeRobot when
You want checks from many places in the world with nothing to look after, and a small number of monitors.
Pick FlyNode when
You want many monitors and short intervals without a higher plan, your own status page, or a monitor next to your other apps.
UptimeRobot facts from its own pages, checked 4 November 2026: Uptime Kuma on GitHub, UptimeRobot pricing. FlyNode is not affiliated with Uptime Kuma; names belong to their owners.
Compare and learn
Read before you decide
FAQ
Good questions, short answers
The things people ask before moving their Uptime Kuma. Not here? Write to hello@flynode.io and a person will reply.
Yes. FlyNode runs Uptime Kuma's official Docker image. Uptime Kuma is an open-source project by Louis Lam and FlyNode is not affiliated with it; we provide the managed compute it runs on.
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