Monitors and checks
Set up website, API, flow, port, ping, cron job, server, DNS, domain, third-party and site health monitors, import existing ones and group them in projects.
Articles
- How to monitor an API endpoint Send your own request and check that the answer is right.
- How to monitor a server with ping or a port Check that a host answers, or that a database or mail port is open.
- How to install server monitoring Track CPU, memory, disk and reboots with a small agent.
- How to set up DNS monitoring Get an alert when an A, MX, TXT or other DNS record changes.
- How to monitor domain and SSL expiry Be reminded before a domain registration or certificate runs out.
- How to organize monitors with projects Group monitors and status pages per client or product.
- How to monitor a login or checkout with a flow Check a whole journey, step by step.
- How to find broken links and check page speed A daily scan for broken links, mixed content and slow pages.
- How to monitor Klarna, Shopify and other services Know when a supplier has problems, before your customers ask.
- How to check SPF, DKIM and DMARC Make sure your mail reaches inboxes and nobody can send as you.
- How to monitor SSL certificate expiry Your HTTPS monitors already watch the certificate.
- How to allow Uptimecheck through a firewall Where checks come from, and how to let them past Cloudflare, Wordfence or nginx.
- Cron job ping examples for every scheduler Pings for crontab, Laravel, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, systemd and Windows.
- Server agent commands: update, status, remove Check, update, restart or remove the agent, and find its settings.
- How to check if your mail server is blocklisted SpamCop, PSBL and UCEPROTECT, checked twice a day.
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