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Monitor. Confirm. Communicate.
Everything you need to set up monitors, route alerts, and publish a status page, written the way the product works, without the marketing.
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Up and running in ten minutes
Section titled “Up and running in ten minutes” 01 Quickstart Create a project, add an HTTP monitor, connect Slack, and publish a status page. 02 Concepts Regions, confirmation, intervals, and the status vocabulary used on every screen. 03 Choose a monitor type Which of the six check types proves the thing you actually care about.
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Monitors
Section titled “Monitors” HTTP monitors Status, content and header assertions, redirect control, and the full timing waterfall. TCP, DNS, ICMP & SSL Ports, records, reachability, and certificate validity: the layers under the URL. Heartbeat monitors Cron jobs and workers that check in with you; alerts when they don’t. Regions All 18 probe locations and how to pick them for a monitor.
Alerts & on-call
Section titled “Alerts & on-call” Notification channels Email, Slack, Teams, Discord, SMS, phone, webhooks, PagerDuty and Opsgenie. On-call & escalation Schedules, overrides, and escalation policies that stop on acknowledgement.
Status pages
Section titled “Status pages” Create a status page Components, subscribers, branding, and public or private access. Custom domains Serve the page from status.yourcompany.com with automatic TLS. Incidents & maintenance Automatic and manual incidents, update timelines, and scheduled maintenance.
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We read every message
Section titled “We read every message”StatusCheck is in early access, and the fastest way to get something fixed or explained is to email hello@statuscheck.io. A person replies, usually the one who built the thing you’re asking about.