upti.my

Healthcheck Types

upti.my supports 9 healthcheck types for monitoring any service, from REST APIs and gRPC endpoints to DNS records and SSL certificates. Choose the right check type for your infrastructure.

Overview

Every healthcheck in upti.my shares a common set of features that make monitoring flexible and reliable. Regardless of check type, you get configurable intervals, timeout settings, multi-node monitoring, and a powerful tagging system to organize your checks.

Common Features

FeatureDescription
Check IntervalFree: every 5 minutes, Pro: every 30 seconds, Enterprise: every 10 seconds
TimeoutConfigurable timeout per check. If the target does not respond in time, the check fails.
Active / Pause TogglePause and resume any healthcheck without deleting its configuration or history.
Manual TriggerRun any healthcheck on demand with a single click to verify changes instantly.
Tag SystemOrganize checks with custom tags for filtering, grouping, and alert routing.
Multi-Node MonitoringRun checks from multiple geographic locations to detect regional outages.
Agent AssignmentAssign checks to specific agents for monitoring internal or private-network services.

💡 Choosing the Right Check Type

If you're monitoring a web application, start with an HTTP check. For microservices, consider gRPC or TCP checks. Use Heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and background workers that should report in on a schedule.

Available Healthcheck Types

Click on any check type below to learn about its configuration options, response data, and best practices.

How Healthchecks Work

When you create a healthcheck, upti.my schedules it to run at your configured interval from one or more monitoring nodes. Each execution produces a result that includes timing data, status information, and any relevant response details. If a check fails, your configured alert rules are triggered to notify you through your preferred channels.

All check results are stored and displayed in your dashboard with response time graphs, uptime percentages, and detailed logs. You can filter checks by tags, status, or type to quickly find the information you need.

ℹ️ Multi-Node Verification

When monitoring from multiple nodes, upti.my can require failures from more than one location before triggering an alert. This reduces false positives caused by transient network issues at a single monitoring location.