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You will need Renuo-CLI to be set up and at the newest version:
`gem install renuo-cli` → see [renuo-cli](https://github.com/renuo/renuo-cli)

1. Run the command `renuo setup-uptimerobot [url]`
* Where `url` is the address you want to monitor. e.g. `https://[project-name]-main.renuoapp.ch/up` or `https://customdomain.ch/up`

1. The app will ask for the `api-key` for uptimerobot. It can be found at the companies' password manager.
Paste it and press enter to continue.
Run the command `renuo setup-uptimerobot [url]` (`url` is the address you want to monitor. e.g. `https://[project-name]-main.renuoapp.ch/up` or `https://customdomain.ch/up`)

The command will setup the project in a paused state. You can start it once your app has a paid dyno.

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