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Previously monitors were identified by just their name, causing monitors
with the same name in different groups to share data in the database.
Changes:
- Add ID() method to MonitorConfig returning 'group/name' format
- Add Group field to MonitorConfig (set at runtime)
- Update Monitor interface with ID() and Group() methods
- Update all monitor implementations (http, tcp, dns, icmp, gemini,
graphql, database) to use composite ID
- Update Scheduler to use monitor ID instead of name
- Update server handlers to use composite ID for stats lookups
- Change API routes to use {group}/{name} pattern:
- /api/monitor/{group}/{name}
- /api/history/{group}/{name}
- /api/uptime/{group}/{name}
- /api/badge/{group}/{name}.svg
- URL-encode group and name components to handle special characters
(e.g., slashes in names become %2F)
- Update config.UpdateResetFlag to accept group and name separately
BREAKING: API endpoints now require group in the path. Existing database
data using just monitor names won't be associated with the new composite
keys.
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Add three new monitor types with full support:
- ICMP: Ping monitoring with configurable packet count, tracks packet
loss and average RTT. Marks degraded on partial packet loss.
- DNS: DNS resolution monitoring supporting A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, and TXT
records. Optional custom DNS server and validation of expected IPs/CNAME.
- GraphQL: GraphQL endpoint monitoring with query execution, variable
support, error detection, and content validation.
All new monitors include retry support, response time tracking, and
integrate with existing display options (round_response_time, etc).
GraphQL monitors also support SSL certificate tracking.
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