Never let a domain, SSL certificate, or website go down again! PHP Host Monitor is a powerful, self-hosted PHP script that acts as your vigilant guardian for all your web assets. With its stunning "Aurora" dark theme, animated interface, and proactive notifications, you'll always be the first to know about critical issues.

Built with simplicity and power in mind, PHP Host Monitor requires no complex database setup (it uses a zero-configuration SQLite database) and can be installed on any modern PHP server in minutes. Its intelligent system automatically detects subdomains, monitors uptime, and alerts you via Telegram before small problems become costly disasters.

This is the only monitoring tool you'll ever need.

• Domain & SSL Expiry Monitoring: Get automatic alerts before your domains and SSL certificates expire.
• Real-time Uptime Monitoring: Checks your sites every 5 minutes and sends instant Telegram notifications on status changes.
• Stunning "Aurora" Dark Theme: A gorgeous, fully responsive "glassmorphism" interface with a live animated background.
• Intelligent Subdomain Grouping: Automatically organizes subdomains under their parent domains for a clean view.
• Telegram Notifications: Receive critical alerts directly to your phone or desktop.
• Event History (Logs): Track all important events with automatic and manual log clearing.
• Full Control & Customization: Fine-tune monitoring settings globally or on a per-host basis.
• Multi-Language Support: Comes with English and Azerbaijani packs, and is easily extendable.
• Lightweight & Server-Friendly: Uses a portable SQLite database (No MySQL required!).
• Secure Login System: Your panel is protected with a hashed password.

• PHP 8.0 or higher
• PHP Extensions: PDO SQLite, cURL, OpenSSL
• Composer (for dependency installation during setup)
• Ability to set up Cron Jobs on your server

A detailed documentation file is included in the download package. However, here is a quick setup guide:

1. Upload the script files to your server.
2. Using SSH, navigate to the script's directory and run composer install to install dependencies.
3. Ensure the root directory is writable by the server (e.g., chmod 775 .).
4. Open setup.php in your browser to create the database, then delete this file.
5. Generate a secure password hash using hash_password.php, copy the hash into config.php, then delete the hash generator file.
6. Log in with username admin and your new password.
7. Set up the two required Cron Jobs as described in the full documentation.

That's it! You can now start adding hosts from the admin panel.