# Add n8n and docker-host2 to Pulse Monitoring

Pulse automatically monitors based on Prometheus targets, but you can also add custom HTTP monitors.

## Quick Steps

1. Open **https://pulse.htsn.io** in your browser
2. Login if required
3. Click **"+ Add Monitor"** or **"New Monitor"**

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## Monitor: n8n

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Name** | n8n Workflow Automation |
| **URL** | https://n8n.htsn.io |
| **Check Interval** | 60 seconds |
| **Monitor Type** | HTTP/HTTPS |
| **Expected Status** | 200 |
| **Timeout** | 10 seconds |
| **Alert After** | 2 failed checks |

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## Monitor: docker-host2

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Name** | docker-host2 (node_exporter) |
| **URL** | http://10.10.10.207:9100/metrics |
| **Check Interval** | 60 seconds |
| **Monitor Type** | HTTP |
| **Expected Status** | 200 |
| **Expected Content** | `node_exporter` |
| **Timeout** | 5 seconds |
| **Alert After** | 2 failed checks |

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## Optional: docker-host2 SSH

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Name** | docker-host2 SSH |
| **Host** | 10.10.10.207 |
| **Port** | 22 |
| **Monitor Type** | TCP Port |
| **Check Interval** | 60 seconds |
| **Timeout** | 5 seconds |

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## Verification

After adding monitors, you should see:
- ✅ Green status for both monitors
- Response time graphs
- Uptime percentage
- Alert history (should be empty)

Access Pulse dashboard: **https://pulse.htsn.io**

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**Note:** Pulse may already be monitoring these services via Prometheus integration. Check existing monitors before adding duplicates.

**Last Updated:** 2025-12-27