# Copy this file to config.yaml and adjust it to your setup.
#
# This file is bind-mounted into the container (see docker-compose.yml),
# NOT baked into the image. You can edit it freely at any time — just
# restart the container afterwards (`docker compose restart`) to pick up
# the changes. No rebuild is ever needed for changes in this file.

influx:
  # Base URL of your InfluxDB 2.x instance. Reachable directly (host/IP +
  # port), no shared docker network required.
  url: "https://influxdb.example.local:8086"

  # InfluxDB 2.x API token with write access to the bucket below.
  token: "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_INFLUX_API_TOKEN"

  # InfluxDB organization name (or ID) that owns the bucket.
  org: "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_ORG"

  bucket: "uptime"

  # InfluxDB uses a self-signed certificate -> skip certificate
  # verification for it specifically. This does NOT affect certificate
  # verification of the monitored endpoints below (see verify_tls there).
  verify_ssl: false

check:
  # Each endpoint is checked once every interval_seconds, but checks are
  # spread evenly across that window rather than all fired at once — with
  # N endpoints configured, one endpoint is checked every
  # (interval_seconds / N) seconds, rotating through all of them.
  # Example: 6 endpoints + interval_seconds: 3600 (1 hour) -> one endpoint
  # checked every 10 minutes.
  interval_seconds: 3600

  # Default per-request timeout (DNS lookup + HTTP request), in seconds.
  # Can be overridden per endpoint.
  timeout_seconds: 10

  # If any single endpoint check fails, ALL endpoints are checked once,
  # immediately, after this short delay (in seconds) — instead of waiting
  # for their normal rotation slot. The rotation is then re-spread evenly
  # from that point and resumes normally.
  immediate_recheck_delay_seconds: 5

endpoints:
  - name: "example-https"
    host: "example.com"
    scheme: "https"
    port: 443
    # DNS server used to resolve `host` for THIS endpoint. The
    # system/router-provided DNS resolver is never used — every lookup
    # goes explicitly to this server only.
    # Required unless `host` is already a literal IP address (see the
    # entry below), in which case it's optional and ignored.
    dns_server: "1.1.1.1"
    expected_status: 200
    # path: "/"                  # optional, defaults to "/"
    # timeout_seconds: 5         # optional, overrides check.timeout_seconds
    # verify_tls: true           # optional, set false for self-signed endpoint certs

  - name: "example-internal-http"
    host: "internal.example.local"
    scheme: "http"
    port: 8080
    dns_server: "9.9.9.9"
    expected_status: 200

  - name: "example-raw-ip"
    host: "192.168.0.2"          # literal IP -> DNS resolution is skipped entirely
    scheme: "http"
    port: 8080
    # dns_server not needed here
    expected_status: 200

  # Add as many endpoints as you like below.