Compare
Still200 vs Trivy
Short answer: Pick Still200 if you want cron & endpoint uptime monitoring; pick Trivy if you want all-in-one open-source security scanner. Still200 has a free plan; Trivy is free and open source.
Still200Cron job, AI agent, and uptime monitoring for developersWhich to pick
Pick Still200 if you want…
- Cron & endpoint uptime monitoring
- Integrations with Email, Slack or Webhooks (on Still200's list, not Trivy's)
Pick Trivy if you want…
- All-in-one open-source security scanner
- Security scanning
- A free, open-source tool
- Integrations with Docker, Kubernetes or Azure Container Registry (on Trivy's list, not Still200's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Still200:Still200 monitors cron jobs, scheduled AI agents, APIs and websites, alerting via email, Slack or webhook when they fail.
- Trivy:Trivy is an open-source scanner that finds vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets and generates SBOMs for code, containers and Kubernetes.
- Best for
- Still200:Cron & endpoint uptime monitoring
- Trivy:All-in-one open-source security scanner
- Who it’s for
- Still200:Developers and small teams that run scheduled jobs or need uptime monitoring.
- Trivy:Developers and security teams needing fast, free scanning of code, images and infrastructure.
- Pricing
- Still200:Freemium
- Trivy:Open source
- Starting price
- Still200:—
- Trivy:Free
- Free plan or trial
- Still200:Free plan (Free)
- Trivy:Free to use
- Plans
- Still200:Free $0
- Trivy:—
- Open source
- Still200:—
- Trivy:Yes, 38,170 GitHub stars
- Works with
- Still200:Email, Slack, Webhooks
- Trivy:Docker, Kubernetes, Azure Container Registry
Still200 features
- Cron & agent monitoring. Tracks scheduled jobs, records start/finish times, detects missed or hung runs.
- HTTP endpoint checks. Pings URLs on a fixed schedule, records latency and status, tracks dependencies.
- Smart alerts with context. Sends a single incident alert with status, error message and failing dependency.
- Webhooks & integrations. Posts signed JSON incident events to custom endpoints, with retries and logs.
- Public status pages. Generates auto-updating status pages showing uptime, health and dependency status.
- Grace period & max duration. Allows a grace window for late runs and flags jobs exceeding a set duration.
Trivy features
- Vulnerability scanning. Detects CVEs in binaries, container images and source code repositories.
- Misconfiguration detection. Finds insecure settings in IaC templates and Kubernetes manifests.
- Secret scanning. Identifies hard-coded credentials and secrets in code and images.
- SBOM generation. Creates Software Bill of Materials for artifacts to track component licenses.
- Cloud and Kubernetes scanning. Scans cloud resources and Kubernetes clusters for security issues.
- Docker extension. Integrates as a Docker extension for easy image scanning in Docker workflows.
Still200 vs Trivy FAQ
What is the difference between Still200 and Trivy?+
Trivy: Open-source vulnerability scanner, unrelated to uptime monitoring.
Should I use Still200 or Trivy?+
Pick Still200 if you want cron & endpoint uptime monitoring or integrations with Email, Slack or Webhooks (on Still200's list, not Trivy's). Pick Trivy if you want all-in-one open-source security scanner, security scanning or a free, open-source tool.
Is Still200 or Trivy free?+
Still200 has a free plan and paid plans. Trivy is free and open source.
Is Still200 or Trivy open source?+
Trivy is open source (aquasecurity/trivy on GitHub, Apache-2.0 license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Still200.
Do Still200 and Trivy integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Still200 lists Email, Slack and Webhooks; Trivy lists Docker, Kubernetes and Azure Container Registry.
On DevHunt
Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.