Release Notes

Happy new year! ✨

This release adds supports for multiple CMS systems, adds ping (ICMP) monitoring and allows you to name your notification channels.

This release adds healthchecks to Vigilant allowingyou to check the health of your application using an integration on your website.

Apart from that, the broken link has been optimized to handle subdomains and redirects and notifications now show when they are triggered in the UI.

Fixes a bug in the registration that caused an infinite redirect

This release contains a complete redesign of the application!

This release contains two new features and a few improvements. The new features are multi location uptime monitoring and data retention. Multi location monitoring is essential to eliminate false positives and gives insight on latency across the world. Up until now Vigilant did not delete your data, this means an ever-growing database which now gets automatically cleaned. For self-hosters the amount of days per monitor can be configured in the environment file and for users of the hosted version it is dependand on your plan.

Then there are a few improvements to the existing functionalities such as the ability to ignore broken URL's so that you do not get notified each time your website is crawled. The menu has also been reworked to be more compact and notifications now show a small description on what they do on the frontend.

• Improve onboarding

• Adjust menu

Added two new notification channels and some minor fixes.

Small fixes for the crawler.

• Adjust multiple site import to make it easier to use

• Fix CVE scheduler

• 🛡️ CVE Monitoring

• ✅ Import multiple sites at once

• 🚀 Quicker uptime intervals

• Add certificate monitoring

• Several UI Adjustments

Bugfix

2025.4 marks the first release of Vigilant 🎉🎉🎉

Vigilant is an open source web monitoring application that strives to monitor all aspect of a modern website. From uptime to Lighthouse scores. Read more about this first release in this article.