StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools

What is StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools?

This MCP server provides programmatic access to StatusNow.dev’s monitoring tools, allowing you to track website uptime, response times, SSL and domain expiration, ping, and port monitoring. It is designed for developers and IT teams who want to integrate monitoring data into MCP‑enabled applications.

How to use StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools?

Run the server locally using .NET (dotnet run) or via a Docker image. Configure it with your account’s access token and account ID in environment variables, then add the server to your MCP client configuration as shown in the README. You can also test it with the MCP Inspector using npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector dotnet run.

Key features of StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools

• Monitor website uptime and response times
• Track SSL certificate expiration
• Monitor domain expiration
• Ping and port monitoring
• Runs locally with .NET or Docker
• Free account sign‑up required

Use cases of StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools

• Automate alerting when websites or ports go down
• Check SSL expiry across multiple domains in one workflow
• Combine monitoring data with AI assistants via MCP
• Integrate server status checks into CI/CD pipelines

FAQ from StatusNow.Dev - MCP Server for StatusNow.dev Website and Server Monitoring Tools

What runtime is required?

The MCP server runs on .NET (dotnet) on Windows, Linux, or macOS, and also supports Docker.

Do I need an account to use it?

Yes, a free account at statusnow.dev is required to obtain an access token and account ID.

How do I provide authentication credentials?

Set the accesstoken and accountid environment variables in the MCP client configuration.

What transport does the server use?

It uses the stdio transport, as shown in the example MCP client configuration.

Can I run the server in a Docker container?

Yes, the README states it