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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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Maintenance

Schedule maintenance windows that suppress alerts.

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About monitoringMonitoring watches your websites, APIs, servers, DNS and certificates from several regions, confirms real outages before it alerts you, tracks incidents, and…Add a monitorSet up a check to watch a website, API, certificate, DNS record or anything else, and get told when something's wrong.Monitor typesInfraNest can watch ten different kinds of target. Pick the one that matches what you want to check.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…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.IncidentsWhen a check fails for real, InfraNest opens an incident — a tracked record of the outage — and closes it automatically when the service recovers.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.Use a custom domain for your status pageHost your status page on your own domain — like status.example.com — with HTTPS set up automatically.Status page subscribers and announcementsLet visitors subscribe to your status page for updates, and post announcements to keep everyone informed.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…