Hey r/homelab! We're UptimeRobot, and we've teamed up with the mods to run a giveaway for this community, with a prize pool of 10 monitoring plans, including a year of our Scale plan worth $888. Anyone who's worked in creating a homelab has a story! Now's your chance to share it and maybe win something for your trouble.

What's the weirdest thing you have been monitoring with UptimeRobot or a similar service?

We're looking for the most weird/funny or unexpected use cases!

Prizes (10 winners total)

• 1 grand prize winner: Scale plan ($888 value) plus UptimeRobot swag
• 2 runners-up: Team plan ($468 value each) plus UptimeRobot swag
• 7 additional winners: Team plan ($468 value each)

How to participate
Reply here with your story. You don't have to write an essay. That's it, you're in!

Dates: The giveaway runs from October 12 through October 26.

Looking forward to reading your weird, embarrassing, ridiculous, and funny stories!