CloudHead | 24/7 monitoring for cloud projects

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⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ This project is down because of Replit's new Egress limits. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I cannot afford $20 a month to keep this up. If Replit changes its policy I will restore this project. ⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ ⚠️ Please do not enter random URL's, only enter servers that YOU programmed. I will delete all monitors for websites not programmed by you. Are you tired of your servers going down—Scratchattach backends, Node API's, and more? If so, CloudHead is here to save the day! ▸ If you have no idea how to turn your program into a server, go to my Youtube video in the Full Tutorial section. ▸ If your program is already in the form of a server, the Quickstart guide below should be enough to get you started. ▸ If you're a developer and you want to make a project with CloudHead's web API's, check out this forum post: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/625322 ───── Quickstart ───── A "monitor" in CloudHead is what keeps your servers alive, and you can create one in 15 seconds! Here's how you can create a monitor for your server: 1. Press the green flag on this project 2. Press "Get started" 3. Press the green "+" button 4. Enter a name for your monitor 5. Enter the URL of your server 6. Press "Confirm" Your server will now be kept running 24/7! ───── Full Tutorial ───── A detailed tutorial on how to set up your program as a web server and put it into CloudHead can be found here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/kKplUCPsFQM/ ──── Giving Credit ───── You are free to use CloudHead in your programming projects without giving credit! Instead, the best way you can support the large amount of work I put into this Scratch project and 3 backend servers is by simply pressing the love button on this project. ──── Backend Status ──── This is the official page to check the uptime status of the CloudHead pinger (which pings your monitors) and the CloudHead cloud server (which controls this Scratch project): https://stats.uptimerobot.com/jVM0PCY4QR ────── Credits ────── ✶ @TimMcCool – Scratchattach Python module, Cloud Requests Scratch sprite ✶ @-Rex- – Stamp Font Engine++ ✶ @Will_Wam – Clone Text Engine Music: Chopin – Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2, performed in this Youtube video: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/aQ69U55gS1s