Uptime monitoring

01 Doc 5 min read Uptime monitoring: watch your website, API and servers Monitor a website, API, server port or DNS every 30 seconds to an hour. Failures are confirmed before you're alerted. 1,000 checks use one credit. 02 Doc 4 min read Uptime monitor types: website, keyword, port and DNS Website, keyword, port and DNS uptime monitors: status codes, JSON and header checks, request options, and SSL certificate and domain expiry warnings. 03 Doc 3 min read Heartbeat monitoring: get alerted when a cron job doesn’t run Monitor cron jobs, backups and workers with a heartbeat URL your job calls when it finishes. No call within the grace period and Monity alerts you. 04 Doc 4 min read Uptime alerts and incidents: when you’re alerted and how to respond When uptime alerts fire, reminders and recovery alerts, which channels they use, and how to handle an incident: likely cause, AI reading, notes. 05 Doc 4 min read Status pages: a public page for your uptime Create a public status page from your uptime monitors: branding, incident and maintenance posts, email subscribers and live status badges for your README. 06 Doc 2 min read Maintenance windows: pause uptime checks for planned work Schedule one-off or repeating maintenance windows: monitors pause checks and alerts, count no downtime, and status pages show the planned work. 07 Doc 2 min read Uptime reports: SLA, downtime and CSV export Uptime reports per monitor against your SLA target: downtime, incidents, longest outage and time to recover, with CSV export and a weekly email. 08 Doc 3 min read Uptime monitoring with Monity AI, the API and MCP Create and read uptime monitors with Monity AI, the REST API or an MCP client: endpoints, fields, curl examples for website and heartbeat monitors.