Sonarr (beta)

Whether Sonarr still finds and imports series: health errors, failing download clients and indexers, errors in the download queue, disk space and updates.

Beta

Written from the vendor’s API documentation and tested against realistic recorded-style responses, not yet against a live instance. Tell us what you see.

Network ports to open

From the DumbMonit server (or its relay agent) to the device:

Port	Protocol	Purpose
8989	TCP	API (HTTP, default)
443	TCP	Only with the https scheme behind a reverse proxy

The failure worth watching: a download client or an indexer that quietly stopped. Sonarr keeps running and its page opens, but nothing is grabbed or imported any more; the only trace is the red banner of its System → Status page, which DumbMonit reads as it is.

What it watches

All metrics are prefixed dumbmonit_sonarr_.

Metric	What	Labels
version_info	value 1	version
update_available	1 when a newer release exists (absent when the update list is unavailable)	latest_version
health_errors, health_warnings	checks of the System → Status page that report an error or a warning
health_issue	value 1 for each error or warning, at most 32	source, level
queue_total, queue_unknown	items in the download queue, and those Sonarr cannot match to its library
queue_has_errors, queue_has_warnings	1 when at least one queue item has an error (failed download, import blocked) or a warning
disk_used_percent, disk_free_bytes	each disk Sonarr reports (root folders, download folder), at most 32	path
scrape_errors	calls that failed on the last probe

The built-in rules that apply: Sonarr health error, Sonarr queue has errors, Sonarr disk almost full, Sonarr update available, plus Monitor unreachable.

Read the API key in Sonarr

1. In Sonarr, open Settings → General → Security and copy the API Key.

2. In DumbMonit, enter Sonarr’s address and paste the key.

Warning

A Sonarr API key cannot be limited to reading: keep it only in DumbMonit, which sends GET requests and nothing else.

Credentials

Credential	Fields
API key	Sent in the X-Api-Key header.

Address: a host name (sonarr.lan), host:port, or a full URL with a path prefix (https://home.lan/sonarr, matching Sonarr’s URL Base setting). Options: protocol (HTTP by default), port (8989), certificate check and request timeout (15 s).