YuptimeSettings
YuptimeSettings is the single cluster-scoped settings object for Yuptime.
Example
yaml
apiVersion: monitoring.yuptime.io/v1
kind: YuptimeSettings
metadata:
name: yuptime
spec:
mode:
gitOpsReadOnly: true
singleInstanceRequired: true
scheduler:
minIntervalSeconds: 20
maxConcurrentNetChecks: 200
maxConcurrentPrivChecks: 20
defaultTimeoutSeconds: 10
jitterPercent: 5
flapping:
enabled: true
toggleThreshold: 6
windowMinutes: 10
suppressNotificationsMinutes: 30
networking:
userAgent: "Yuptime/1.0"
dns:
resolvers:
- "8.8.8.8"
- "1.1.1.1"
timeoutSeconds: 5
ping:
mode: tcpFallback
tcpFallbackPort: 443Scope
YuptimeSettings is cluster-scoped. The authoritative object name is yuptime, and the resource has no namespace.
Spec
spec.mode
yaml
mode:
gitOpsReadOnly: true
singleInstanceRequired: truespec.scheduler
yaml
scheduler:
minIntervalSeconds: 20
maxConcurrentNetChecks: 200
maxConcurrentPrivChecks: 20
defaultTimeoutSeconds: 10
jitterPercent: 5
flapping:
enabled: true
toggleThreshold: 6
windowMinutes: 10
suppressNotificationsMinutes: 30spec.networking
yaml
networking:
userAgent: "Yuptime/1.0"
dns:
resolvers:
- "8.8.8.8"
- "1.1.1.1"
timeoutSeconds: 5
ping:
mode: tcpFallback
tcpFallbackPort: 443Status
yaml
status:
observedGeneration: 1
lastValidation: "2026-03-15T10:00:00Z"
conditions:
- type: Ready
status: "True"
reason: "ConfigurationValid"
lastTransitionTime: "2026-03-15T10:00:00Z"Notes
- Create
YuptimeSettingsbefore large monitor rollouts so global defaults are in place. - Keep
gitOpsReadOnly: trueunless you explicitly need mutable control-plane behavior. - Prefer a small
jitterPercentinstead of overly long intervals when spreading load.