The BitWell Reporter is a lightweight Docker container that runs on any Linux host. It enrolls with the network, pulls check targets, and starts reporting — no config files, no fuss.
Each token is single-use and expires after the chosen TTL. The reporter exchanges it for a permanent identity on first start — re-enrollment is never needed after that.
Token is returned once and never stored — copy it before leaving this page.
Paste your token below. Optionally add a region label so you can identify
this reporter on the status page (e.g. us-east,
home-lab).
Then run the command on your server.
Re-running the command on an already-enrolled host is safe — it updates config and restarts the container. The installer auto-fetches Docker if not present. View raw script.
The reporter enrolls with BitWell, fetches its check list, and begins submitting results within seconds. It will appear on the status page as an active reporter in your chosen region.
To view logs on your server:
Once enrolled, the reporter runs autonomously — no ongoing maintenance required.
Polls each assigned target on a configurable interval and records latency and HTTP status.
Results are HMAC-signed before upload so the gatherer can verify authenticity and reject tampering.
The container pulls the latest image on restart, so you always get the newest check logic and bug fixes.