Kener is a self-hosted status page platform and uptime monitoring tool designed to track the health and availability of websites, APIs, and infrastructure components. It functions as an incident management system that automates the detection of service disruptions and provides a public-facing dashboard to communicate real-time system status and maintenance schedules to end users.
The platform distinguishes itself through its multi-tenant architecture, which allows for the operation of multiple independent, branded status pages from a single installation. It supports deep customization of the public interface through static asset injection and template-driven notifications, ensuring that dashboards and alert communications align with specific organizational branding. Administrators can manage these environments using role-based access control and programmatic configuration tools.
The system covers a broad range of operational capabilities, including periodic background polling for health checks, automated incident lifecycle tracking, and the ability to embed status widgets or badges into external websites. It also provides features for localizing the user interface, managing data retention for historical trends, and configuring complex maintenance windows with automated subscriber notifications.
The application is designed for container-based deployment to ensure consistent behavior across infrastructure providers and can also be hosted on a Node.js runtime.
