Uptime Monitoring
Real-time availability tracking for every service you run.
Uptime monitoring continuously checks whether your web services, servers, and endpoints are reachable and responding. When something goes offline, your team is alerted immediately — not after a customer calls to report the problem. Historical uptime data gives you the documentation needed to meet SLA commitments and demonstrate reliability to clients.
The cost of discovering outages late
Without monitoring, the typical way an outage is discovered is a support ticket, a social media post, or a phone call from a client. By that point, the service has been down for minutes or hours. The time between when a failure occurs and when your team begins responding directly determines how long users are impacted. Uptime monitoring eliminates that gap by alerting you within seconds of a failure being detected.
Uptime data also has value beyond incident response. An accurate availability record is essential for demonstrating compliance with SLA commitments, identifying patterns of recurring instability, and making the case for infrastructure investment when repeated outages affect the same component.
Key features
HTTP and HTTPS monitoring
Check web endpoints for correct status codes and response content at configurable intervals.
Instant alerting
Receive notifications immediately when a check fails — not after multiple missed checks or a delay.
Uptime percentage reporting
Calculate availability percentages over any time range for SLA reporting and client communication.
Incident history
Every outage is recorded with start time, end time, and duration — a complete audit trail of availability events.
Maintenance windows
Suppress alerts during planned maintenance so expected downtime doesn't generate noise.
Multi-site monitoring
Track availability for dozens of websites and services from a single dashboard.
Free availability tools
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