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Most popularOne Apprise API gateway for your alerts and scripts.
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Deploy Apprise API hosting and run a self-hosted notification gateway that sends to many services through one REST endpoint on a dedicated Cloud VPS. xCloud starts the pinned Apprise API 1.5.3 container, puts HTTP Basic Authentication in front of every route with a username you choose and a generated password, keeps configurations on persistent volumes and serves it over HTTPS on your domain.
Apprise API is a lightweight gateway that lets you take advantage of the Apprise notification library through your network with a user-friendly API. You post a message to one endpoint and Apprise relays it to the services you configured, either per request or from a stored configuration key, and a small web interface helps you test it. Run on your own server it is a self-hosted Apprise API and notification gateway, an alternative to a hosted push service such as Pushover, under the MIT licence.
On xCloud it is one container, caronc/apprise 1.5.3 pinned by digest, with HTTP Basic Authentication added in front of every route because Apprise API has none of its own. The apprise_config, apprise_attach and apprise_plugin volumes hold the state, and a generated secret key must stay unchanged.
An Apprise API install normally means a container, three volumes, a secret key, an authentication layer that upstream does not provide, a domain and a certificate before the first notification. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Apprise API from the OneClick catalog. Choose the admin username and a password of 16 to 64 characters, or let xCloud generate one, then choose a domain and a server.
Step 02
One click. We start caronc/apprise 1.5.3, pinned by digest, as one container, mount apprise_config, apprise_attach and apprise_plugin, generate a stable secret key, require Basic Authentication on every route and publish HTTPS.
Step 03
Authenticate with the credentials from xCloud, create a configuration key, add a notification destination URL and use the Notification tab or the authenticated API to send a test message. Treat provider URLs as secrets.
Apprise API 1.5.3 runs here as an authenticated gateway, with stored configurations kept on volumes you own.
Send notifications to many services through a single REST API, a lightweight gateway to the Apprise library.
A built-in web interface lets you create configurations, review which URLs loaded and their tags, and send a test notification.
Save notification URLs under a key you choose, in text or YAML, then send to the key instead of repeating URLs in each request.
Callers can also post URLs and a message in one request, so scripts need no stored state on the server.
Upstream has no native authentication, so the template requires HTTP Basic Authentication across the whole web interface and API.
Uploaded attachments and any custom plugins live on their own persistent volumes, apart from the stored configuration.
Managed hosting for Apprise API, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Post one request from a cron job or monitor and let the gateway relay it to the destinations you configured.
Keep provider URLs in stored configurations on your server, so applications call a key and never hold the provider secrets.
Assign tags to URLs and notify only a tagged group, such as on-call or billing, from the same gateway.
Point self-hosted apps at a single authenticated endpoint instead of configuring each service separately in every app.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Apprise API hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
One Apprise API gateway for your alerts and scripts.
$24.99per month
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. Apprise API itself is released under the MIT licence.
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Yes, and this template is Apprise API Docker hosting without the setup: caronc/apprise 1.5.3 pinned by digest, one container with embedded Nginx, three named volumes and an HTTPS route to port 8000. Upstream's README documents running the same image from Docker Hub.
The template baseline asks for 512 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 4 GB of disk. This page sells the 6 GB tier, which leaves room for large attachments and other apps on the same server.
Authenticate with the Basic Auth credentials and post to the notify endpoint with a message, either listing destination URLs or naming a stored configuration key. The built-in Notification tab sends a test through the same API without a script.
A key is a name you choose for a stored configuration of notification URLs, in text or YAML. You send to the key instead of repeating the URLs. Keys only identify stored configurations and do not replace the outer Basic Auth login.
Yes, here. Upstream Apprise API has no native authentication by design, so the template requires HTTP Basic Authentication across the entire web interface and API, using the username you chose and a generated password. Rotate both in the Environment editor and restart.
Keep the Basic Auth login private, treat notification URLs, attachments and the SECRET_KEY as secrets, and never paste provider credentials into screenshots or logs. Only xCloud's HTTPS proxy is public; the container port is bound to localhost.
Yes. Apprise API is released under the MIT licence, so the gateway is free software. Hosting it on a dedicated Cloud VPS is what costs money. The services it relays to, such as SMS or push providers, may charge you separately.
Back up apprise_config for stored configurations and internal state, apprise_attach for uploads and apprise_plugin for custom plugins, together. Restore all volumes with the same SECRET_KEY, then restart. No schedule exists for this, so run the copy yourself and practise a restore.
Nothing upgrades itself: 1.5.3 is pinned by digest, so an existing install stays on it until you move it. When a newer template version is published, back up all three volumes, read the upstream release notes, adopt that version and check authentication and a test send.
It is Apprise API on a dedicated Cloud VPS under your xCloud login, an Apprise API cloud of your own at your domain. It relays messages through the providers you configure; it is not a delivery network of its own.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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