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Containly 2.7.1: notifications to ntfy, Gotify and webhooks
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Containly 2.7.1 is out. Notifications now reach more than e-mail and the bell in the app.
Notification channels (Free)
- Under Settings > Notifications > Channels you add ntfy (ntfy.sh or your own server, with access token or user and password), Gotify or any webhook.
- Each channel has its own minimum severity, an optional selection of events and a message language.
- Send test sends one real message with the entered settings and saves nothing. Errors are explained, for example "Sign-in refused (HTTP 401)".
- A delivery log per channel shows the last 20 attempts; a channel that keeps failing is marked red.
Webhooks for your own automations
- Stable JSON body (version 1) with type, severity, title, message, affected object and link.
- Optional HMAC-SHA256 signature (
X-Containly-Signature) and custom headers, so Home Assistant, n8n or your own script can trust the sender.
Workflows (Pro)
- The notify step can pick saved channels next to in-app and e-mail, for example "container unhealthy: restart it and push to my phone".
Security
- Tokens, passwords and signing secrets are stored encrypted and never shown again; changing the server of a channel requires entering them again.
- Containly never sends to loopback, link-local or cloud metadata addresses or to itself. LAN addresses are allowed by default (ntfy and Gotify usually run there); one switch blocks them too.
- At most 20 messages per minute per channel, the rest arrives as one summary; temporary errors are retried with backoff.
Update
docker compose pull && docker compose up -dRelease notes: https://github.com/amslertec/containly/releases/tag/v2.7.1
Help: https://containly.ch/help/notification-channels