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-# Ghyma Deploy — Static Site with Health Monitoring
-
-A "Coming Soon" static site, containerized with nginx, deployed on
-[ghaymah.systems](https://deploy.ghaymah.systems), with a built-in health
-check, request metrics, and a live monitoring dashboard.
-
-Project link:
-https://ghaymah1-1fea744f2ef2.hosted.ghaymah.systems/
-
-Dashboard of project site:
-https://ghaymah1-1fea744f2ef2.hosted.ghaymah.systems/dashboard/
-
-## Project Structure
-
-```
-comingsoon-deploy/
-├── Dockerfile           # Builds the nginx image
-├── nginx.conf            # Adds /health and /nginx_status routes + CORS
-├── monitor.py             # CLI script: polls /health every 30s, logs results
-├── comingsoon/            # The static site itself (HTML/CSS/JS)
-└── dashboard/
-    └── index.html          # Live monitoring dashboard (served at /dashboard)
-```
-
-## What Gets Deployed
-
-The Docker image bundles three things served by a single nginx instance:
-
-| Path         | What it is                                              |
-|--------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
-| `/`          | The static "Coming Soon" site                             |
-| `/dashboard` | Live monitoring UI (status, response time, request count) |
-| `/health`    | Plain-text health check, returns `ok`                     |
-| `/nginx_status` | nginx `stub_status` output, used for request count      |
-
-`monitor.py` is **not** bundled in the image — it's a standalone script
-meant to run on your machine (or any external host) against the deployed
-URL.
-
-## Build & Run Locally
-
-```bash
-cd comingsoon-deploy
-docker build -t motazelalfy/ghyma:latest .
-docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name comingsoon motazelalfy/ghyma:latest
-```
-
-Check it's working:
-
-```bash
-curl http://localhost:8080/health
-curl http://localhost:8080/nginx_status
-```
-
-Open in browser:
-
-- Site: http://localhost:8080
-- Dashboard: http://localhost:8080/dashboard (auto-detects and monitors itself)
-
-## Push to Docker Hub
-
-```bash
-docker login
-docker push motazelalfy/ghyma:latest
-```
-
-## Deploy on ghaymah.systems
-
-1. Log in at https://deploy.ghaymah.systems
-2. Create a new app/service → **Deploy from image**
-3. Image: `motazelalfy/ghyma:latest`
-4. Port: `80`
-5. Health check path (if available): `/health`
-6. Deploy and wait for the public URL
-
-## Monitor the Deployed App
-
-Option A — open the dashboard on the live URL:
-
-```
-https://your-app.ghaymah.systems/dashboard
-```
-
-Option B — run the CLI monitor from your machine:
-
-```bash
-python monitor.py --url https://your-app.ghaymah.systems
-```
-
-Runs a check every 30 seconds by default, writes `monitor.log` and
-`monitor_history.json`, and alerts after 3 consecutive failures.
-
-Useful flags:
-
-```bash
-python monitor.py --url <URL> --interval 30 --health-path /health --once
-```
-
-## Notes / Known Limitations
-
-- The site's PHP contact form (`comingsoon/php/contact.php`) does **not**
-  work as-is — this image serves static files only, no PHP runtime.
-  Adding `php-fpm` to the Dockerfile would be needed to enable it.
-- `/nginx_status` is open to any origin (CORS enabled) so the dashboard can
-  read it — fine for this monitoring use case, but worth restricting if the
-  app ever needs tighter access control.
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