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Status Monitor

A standalone web-based monitoring tool for tracking anchor endpoint health in real-time.

Overview

The status monitor provides visual indicators for anchor service reliability without requiring any integration with the AnchorKit smart contract. It's a pure client-side tool for operational monitoring.

Features

  • Visual Status Indicators

    • 🟢 Online: Endpoint responding normally (HTTP 200-299)
    • 🟡 Degraded: Slow response or client errors (timeout >5s or HTTP 400-499)
    • 🔴 Offline: Service unavailable (network error or HTTP 500+)

  • Monitored Endpoints

    • /info - Anchor information endpoint
    • /auth - Authentication endpoint
    • /transactions - Transaction processing endpoint

  • Auto-refresh: Checks all endpoints every 30 seconds

  • Configurable: Adjustable base URL for different anchor services

  • Timestamps: Shows last check time for each endpoint

Usage

Production Monitoring

  1. Open status-monitor.html in a web browser
  2. Enter your anchor base URL (e.g., https://anchor.example.com)
  3. Monitor the status indicators

Local Testing

  1. Start the mock anchor server:
python3 mock-server.py
  1. In another terminal, serve the status monitor:
python3 -m http.server 8000

  1. Open http://localhost:8000/status-monitor.html

  2. Use the default URL http://localhost:8080 to test against the mock server

Files

  • status-monitor.html - Status monitoring dashboard
  • mock-server.py - Mock anchor server for testing

Technical Details

  • No dependencies: Pure HTML/CSS/JavaScript
  • CORS-enabled: Works with cross-origin anchor services
  • Timeout: 5-second request timeout to detect degraded performance
  • Standalone: Does not interact with AnchorKit smart contract

Note on CI/CD

This monitoring tool is independent of the AnchorKit smart contract codebase. Any test failures in the Rust contract tests are unrelated to this monitoring functionality.