Dead man's switch without reliance on your infra
I wrote this Go project to implement a dead man’s switch that didn’t rely on cron jobs, timers, databases, etc on the infra it runs on. Deadcheck integrates to PagerDuty and keeps a long running incident snoozed until expected check-in times where it’ll alert unless a check-in occurs.
In plain words
Deadcheck is a Go project that implements a dead man's switch for monitoring system health without requiring cron jobs, timers, or databases on the host infrastructure. It integrates with PagerDuty to maintain a snoozed incident that automatically alerts if expected check-ins fail to occur at scheduled times. This approach provides a lightweight alternative to traditional monitoring infrastructure.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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