upti.my

Everything you can monitor with upti.my

Monitoring Capabilities

Most monitoring tools stop at "is the site up." upti.my goes deeper: APIs, background jobs, webhooks, multi-step workflows, certificates, DNS, browser flows, incidents, and customer-facing status pages. One platform covers the full stack.

Overview

This page is the full capability map. Every monitor type feeds into the same incident, alerting, status page, and automation pipeline.

Monitoring dashboard showing check types overview with status indicators for HTTP, gRPC, cron, webhooks, workflows, SSL, and DNS

Endpoint, API, DNS, and Certificate Monitoring

Background Jobs and Synthetic Monitoring

Incidents, Automation, and Next Steps

Frequently Asked Questions

No. upti.my handles uptime checks, API monitoring, cron jobs, webhooks, queues, workflows, incidents, status pages, and alert routing in one platform. You do not need to stitch together multiple services.

Yes. upti.my provides a lightweight agent you can run inside your infrastructure to monitor internal services, databases, and private APIs without exposing them to the internet.

Health checks run as frequently as every 10 seconds from multiple global locations. For cron jobs and workflows, detection depends on the expected schedule and step timing you configure.

Slack, Discord, email, SMS, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, WhatsApp, custom webhooks, and automatic status page updates. Alert routing workflows let you control who gets notified and when.

Checks run from multiple global locations. A single failed probe does not trigger an alert. upti.my confirms failures from additional regions before creating an incident, which cuts down on noise significantly.

Yes. External checks run from our global infrastructure. For internal services, you deploy a lightweight agent inside your network. Both types feed into the same dashboards, incidents, and alert routing.

Related Topics

Run reliability as one connected workflow

Detect failures early, route alerts clearly, coordinate incidents, and keep status updates in sync from one system.