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    🌐 Domain Data
        🛰️ Auto-fetch assets: SSL, hosts, registrars, IPs, DNS, subdomains
        🔎 Detailed domain data like SSL, hosts, registrars, IPs and more
        🏷️ Enrich data with tags, notes, costs, and other metadata to track
        🖇️ Connection with external tools for more data
    📊 Metrics
        🗂️ Breakdown of domain providers: registrars, SSL, hosts
        🕒 Timeline of registrations and upcoming expirations
        📶 Monitor domain uptime, performance and health
        💹 Record valuation, purchase prices and renewal costs
    🔔 Notifications
        ⏱️ Get notified before your domain is due to expire
        📲 Configurable alerts for monitoring changes in domain config
        📬 Multiple channels: webhook, email, SMS, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp and more
        🛤️ Track change history of each domain
    🛡️ Data
        💽 Own your data: Export, import, delte at any time
        ⌨️ Programatic access via a REST or GraphQL API, or with RSS, iCal, Prometheus integrations
        📈 Keep detailed change logs of all domain updates
        🔐 Transparent privacy policy
    🛠️ Customization
        👤 SSO and 2FA supported
        🎨 Custom themes, fonts, light/dark mode
        🌍 Multi-language support
        💻 Open-source and self-hostable
        ✅ Accessible, responsive, and well-documented

• Prerequisites:
  • Domain Locker is intended to be run in a container, so you'll need Docker installed on your host system.
• Containers:
  • We have a Docker image published to lissy93/domain-locker.
  • That's all you need. Data is stored in a SQLite file, or in Postgres if you'd rather run one.
• Environment:
  • When starting the container, bind 3000 in the container, to your host PORT (defaults to 3000).
  • Nothing else is required. For Postgres, also specify DL_PG_HOST, DL_PG_PORT, DL_PG_USER, DL_PG_PASSWORD and DL_PG_NAME.
• Volumes:
  • Mount a volume to /data to persist your data
• Crons
  • The app schedules these itself:
  • /api/domain-updater - Runs daily, to keep domain data up-to-date and trigger notifications
  • /api/domain-monitor - Runs every 15 minutes, to monitor website uptime and performance
  • /api/cleanup-monitor-data - Runs weekly, to aggregate old monitoring data
• Example:
  • Putting it all together, you can use our docker-compose.yml file.
  • For more details, view the Self-Hosting Docs

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Copyright (c) Alicia Sykes <alicia@omg.com> 

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