Monitoring
Uptime checks, alerts, incidents, maintenance and public status pages.
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Monitors & checks
Watch websites, APIs, ports, DNS and certificates from many regions.
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Alerts & destinations
Choose where alerts go — email, Slack, Telegram, Teams and more.
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Incidents
Track outages with a timeline, acknowledgement and auto-resolve.
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Status Pages
Publish a branded status page with uptime and incident history.
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Add a monitorSet up a check to watch a website, API, certificate, DNS record or anything else, and get told when something's wrong.About monitoringMonitoring watches your websites, APIs, servers, DNS and certificates from several regions, confirms real outages before it alerts you, tracks incidents, and…Monitor a cron job or scriptMost checks reach out to something of yours. A heartbeat monitor works the other way around: your backup script, cron job or scheduled task calls in to…Monitor typesInfraNest can watch ten different kinds of target. Pick the one that matches what you want to check.Monthly uptime reportGet uptime per monitor for a single calendar month — the figure you can send a client, because it stops changing once the month is over.Regions and probesInfraNest runs your checks from several locations ("probes"), so a problem in one place doesn't cause a false alarm — and you can see how your service looks…Alerts and destinationsAlerts are how InfraNest tells you when something needs attention — a monitor down, a certificate expiring, a domain about to lapse.A destination says it is not deliveringIf a destination shows Not delivering, InfraNest tried to send alerts there and the service turned them away.IncidentsWhen a check fails for real, InfraNest opens an incident — a tracked record of the outage — and closes it automatically when the service recovers.Use a custom domain for your status pageHost your status page on your own domain — like status.example.com — with HTTPS set up automatically.About status pagesA status page turns your monitoring into a branded public page — on your own domain with automatic HTTPS — that shows customers what's up, what's degraded…Create a status pageBuild a status page from the monitoring you already run — there's no data to update by hand.Make your status page look like yoursYour status page can match your colours, your spacing and your sections — without a designer.Status page subscribers and announcementsLet visitors subscribe to your status page for updates, and post announcements to keep everyone informed.The team view of a status pageYour status page is written for your customers. It answers one question — is something broken — and it deliberately answers nothing else.Maintenance windowsSchedule a maintenance window so planned work doesn't page you. During the window, alerts are held back and affected checks show an "under maintenance" state…