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I've never thought to use Uptime Kuma for anything external
That's mine.
But I use two instances.
One is monitoring the docker containers directly and is connected to the docker network in question. The other one is hosted on a free VM and monitors the external connectivity uptime.
Assuming I have a disconnected internet connection, I can't send notifications to the telegram channel. But the external one can still notify me (Just yesterday it notified me about it, because the docker engine switched from 28 to 29 and fucked some setup).