Settings — CI/CD Monitor

⚡ Quick Start Wizard

1) Choose source

Pick Jenkins or GitLab. The wizard adds one instance and opens the corresponding section.

2) Fill credentials

Enter URL and token fields, then run Test connection inside the instance card.

3) Save settings

After a successful check, click Save Settings. Collect loop restarts automatically.

🔨 Jenkins Instances

🥃 GitLab Instances

⚙ General

WEB Auto-Collection

Auto Collect on Startup

Automatically fetch data when the web server starts

Collect Interval (seconds)

60 = 1 min · 300 = 5 min · 3600 = 1 h

Default Lookback (days)

UI Display

Top N Failing Tests

Log Level

🔔 Notifications

TG Telegram

Status

Send Telegram alerts on failures

Add one or more bots (different tokens or chats).

🐳 Docker / HTTP

DM Docker Monitor

Enable Docker container monitoring

Timeout (seconds)

Docker hosts (local + remote)

Local host is always included. Add remote Docker hosts by IP/DNS. Username/password are optional.

Name	Host / IP	User	Password	Enabled

Show all running containers on this machine

Containers to Monitor

Container Name

HTTP HTTP Health Checks

Name	URL

🤖 AI Assistant

AI AI Assistant

Provider

API Key

Model

Choose a model.

API base URL

Auto-set when you pick a provider.

VPN 🔗 OpenAI proxy (VPN)

Route OpenAI API through a proxy (for unsupported regions, corporate network, etc.)

How to fill in the fields

Manual entry (if you are not using quick paste):

Type — SOCKS5 / SOCKS5h for a SOCKS proxy (often port 1080); HTTP or HTTPS if your provider gave you an HTTP proxy (CONNECT).
Host — IP address or hostname of the proxy server.
Port — proxy port on that host.
Username / Password — credentials if the proxy requires auth; otherwise leave blank.
Full URL — a single line that overrides host/port/type below, e.g. socks5://user:pass@host:1080.

String format 1 (SOCKS5, test data only — not a real service):

socks5server=198.51.100.10&port=1080&user=vpn_user&pass=vpn_pass

Mapping: socks5server (or server) → Host; port → Port; user → Username; pass → Password. After pasting, click Parse into fields; type will switch to SOCKS5.

String format 2 (often an HTTP proxy, test example):

proxyserver=203.0.113.50&port=8443&secret=dGVzdC1zZWNyZXQtdG9rZW4tZXhhbXBsZQ

Mapping: proxyserver → Host; port → Port; secret is copied to Password (add Username yourself if required). Choose HTTP or HTTPS per your provider. A long secret from clients like VLESS is not a SOCKS/HTTP proxy by itself — run a local proxy (e.g. 127.0.0.1:1080) and enter that endpoint here.

Ping (ICMP) to the proxy host does not prove SOCKS works for HTTPS — use Test egress IP. If OpenAI still returns unsupported_country_region_territory, Via proxy must show an IP in a supported country (often US/EU) and differ from Direct. The app uses socks5h (remote DNS) when you choose SOCKS5. As a last resort, set API base URL to an OpenAI-compatible provider (e.g. OpenRouter) in an allowed region.

Quick paste (optional)

Keys: server, socks5server, proxyserver, port, user, pass / password, secret. A line containing socks5server sets type to SOCKS5.

Or full URL (overrides host/port below)

Leave empty to use Type / Host / Port below. Otherwise one line: socks5://…, http://….

Type

Port

Host

Username

Password