Stop logging into each Duplicati web interface one by one. duplistatus monitors every server and job from a single screen — so you know your backups are fine before data loss catches you off guard.
duplistatus uses Duplicati's built-in HTTP reporting, so there is nothing to install on your backup machines.
Are all my backups fine? One screen answers it, across every server, every job, and every run.
Whether you run a NAS, a laptop, a VPS, or two home servers, duplistatus puts them all on one screen.
A card per server shows the last 10 runs of each job. Switch to a sortable table when you have many servers, and open any run to read its full log, including warnings and errors.
duplistatus detects overdue, warning and failed backups automatically and alerts you by ntfy push or SMTP email.
Open any run to read its log, with warnings and errors, and see which recovery points are available. Charts for duration, size and storage are there when you want more detail.
Containerised deployment means you are up and running in minutes — not hours.
Pull the image from Docker Hub or GitHub, set your timezone, and mount a data volume. The web UI listens on port 9666. Schema migrations apply automatically on startup.
Get StartedConfigure each Duplicati server to POST JSON reports to /api/upload. Then collect historical logs so monitoring intervals are filled in automatically.
--send-http-json-urls=http://host:9666/api/upload --send-http-log-level=Information --send-http-max-log-lines=500Duplicati configuration
ntfy is already configured. Change the topic to your own topic, then scan the QR code
generated by duplistatus to set it up on your phone.
Configure the email server settings to start receiving emails from duplistatus.
duplistatus does the watching. If a backup is overdue, or finishes with warnings or errors,
you get a notification or email.
For extra peace of mind, turn on the optional Daily Summary: you receive it every day, even when everything is fine.
Login is on from the first start, so a private homelab is protected out of the box. Add API keys and IP allowlists when you expose it to the internet.
Sign in as Admin or User. Limit which servers each user can see.
Separate keys for Duplicati uploads and for read-only dashboards or widgets, with upload size and rate limits.
Two independent allowlists: one for the admin interface, one for external APIs. They protect against spoofed client IPs when duplistatus runs behind a reverse proxy.
Session-based routes are protected against cross-site request forgery.
Every configuration change and user action is recorded. Filter, export and set how long records are kept.
An admin-only viewer lets you search, filter, and export application logs, with live updates.
Exposing it to the internet? Run it behind a reverse proxy with HTTPS. Read the guide
duplistatus is open source, self-hosted, and designed to fit the way homelab owners and small-team sysadmins actually work.
Full source code, issues, and releases. Contribute, fork, or self-host with no vendor lock-in.
View on GitHubSetup guides, configuration reference and security settings, available in seven languages.
Read the docsImages are published on Docker Hub and GitHub. Deploy with your preferred container runtime — no dependencies beyond a single data volume.
See installation optionsState lives in a single SQLite file with schema migrations applied on startup. Back up the file, and you are done.
duplistatus is an independent project and is not affiliated with the Duplicati team.
Pull the image, mount a data volume, and open port 9666.
# download the compose file wget https://github.com/wsj-br/duplistatus/raw/refs/heads/master/production.yml -O duplistatus.yml # start the container docker compose -f duplistatus.yml up -d
# duplistatus production compose.yml
services:
duplistatus:
image: ghcr.io/wsj-br/duplistatus:latest
container_name: duplistatus
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- TZ=Europe/London
- PWD_ENFORCE=true
- PWD_MIN_LEN=8
ports:
- "9666:9666"
volumes:
- duplistatus_data:/app/data
networks:
- duplistatus_network
networks:
duplistatus_network:
driver: bridge
volumes:
duplistatus_data:
name: duplistatus_data
# Create the volume docker volume create duplistatus_data # Start the container docker run -d \ --name duplistatus \ -p 9666:9666 \ -e TZ=Europe/London \ -e LANG=en_GB \ -v duplistatus_data:/app/data \ ghcr.io/wsj-br/duplistatus:latest
mkdir -p ~/duplistatus_data # Start the container (standalone) podman run -d \ --name duplistatus \ --userns=keep-id \ -e TZ=Europe/London \ -e LANG=en_GB \ -p 9666:9666 \ -v ~/duplistatus_data:/app/data \ ghcr.io/wsj-br/duplistatus:latest