what do you mean?
and btw the uptimerobot seems to be working good and glitch is also working good at the moment, hope they will fix the problems soon
UptimeRobot looks at least every 5 minutes, but it’s actually more spaced. So the project will sleep.
Awake! Refers every other minute. However, this is a Glitch project and will stop after 12 hours.
https://glitch.com/help/restrictions/
Please note that if you remix Awake!, you will need to refer this project to other services.
I can teach you other services that allow you to browse every other minute:
It is against the rules that you do not stop many projects with Glitch.
Apply it to the bare minimum project.
https://glitch.com/help/wat/
It actually pings itself from UpTimeRobot and such, so I wouldn’t worry @balloon
Also, staff knows this is going on, they would have suspended Awake!
Some staff even replied about if it was allowed and they said yes, they could do that
Hey there!
Just letting you know that I am using Uptimerobot too and it’s very easy to get to know when your bot is down.
Thereby, I also use a coded version of uptime to guatantee the uptime of my project. If you want to know it, be free to send me a PM and I’ll give you the code you’ll have to insert in your server.js file.
Hope this helped.
I mean, it’s not hard to make one
const http = require('http');
setInterval(() => { http.get(`http://${process.env.PROJECT_DOMAIN}.glitch.me`) }, 1 * 60 * 1000) // minutes * 60 * 1000
Lol, that is what I told him…