Reliability
Monitoring
Uptime checks, alerts, incidents, and public status pages — know before customers do.
You cannot fix what you cannot see. Monitoring watches your services and alerts your team the moment something breaks.
Who this is for
•Anyone running a public website, app, or API.
•Teams that want to catch issues before customers complain.
How it helps you
•Learning: Learn what to monitor and how alerting and incidents work.
•Business: Less downtime means more trust and revenue.
•Deployment: Add checks, alert channels, and a status page in minutes.
How to use it
1. Add an uptime check for each public service.
2. Choose alert channels (email or WhatsApp).
3. Set escalation so the right person is notified.
4. Publish a status page to build customer trust.
FAQ
What should I monitor first?
Your main website or API endpoint, then critical background services.
What is a status page?
A public page showing whether your service is up — it builds trust during incidents.
Related service
Put this into practice: Open Monitoring.
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