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NextCloudTalkAutomationBot: A powerful and flexible bot for sending system notifications through messages via Nextcloud Talk.(github.com)

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🚀 NextCloudTalkAutomationBot: The power of a SIEM… without the SIEM! 😆 - A powerful and flexible bot for sending system notifications and Event Logs through messages via Nextcloud Talk. 💬

✨ Key features: run Bash scripts/commands, using Nextcloud Talk as your output screen 📺; receive real-time CPU, storage, Docker Container status, and Nextcloud/Wireguard authentication logs 🔐

#Automation #ServerMonitoring #Nextcloud #DevOps #SelfHosting #SelfHosting #DataPrivacy #RaspberryPi #OwnYourData #Decentralization #EventLogging #NextCloudTalk

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sv1sjp@lemmy.worldOP
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It is just a Python Script. I believe that you have more reasons to run it locally instead of building a container. I mean, I dont think that the logs or the command execution should happen from a container.

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Matt The Horwood@lemmy.horwood.cloud
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oh, I miss understood how it works. will have a play

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sv1sjp@lemmy.worldOP
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Hahah no worries, I am still thinking more ideas to implement it for event logging proccess on my server.

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