Issue #5143: Initial discussion on Oracle monitoring support

[danilodorgam]

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Description

Added support for monitoring Oracle database connections in Uptime Kuma.
This change allows users to configure and monitor Oracle DB connections directly from the UI.

Fixes #5143.

Type of change

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• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• This change requires a documentation update

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[louislam]

There was a closed pull request #2797. According to the previous discussion, it is not easy to be implemented, because most Oracle client libraries on Node.js do not provide native build for armv7/arm64. Please read #2797's comments for more details.

[bitsky6]

If interested I have a fork with oracle support with node-oracledb and an agent.
Both arm and linux supported.

Currently is based on the 2.0.0-beta2
Recommend take the Dockerfile from the repo and build your image with it.

https://github.com/bitsky6/uptime-kuma

[CommanderStorm]

If interested I have a fork with oracle support

Feel free to provide us a PR. Reviewing it otherwise is not workable for us