Uptime
Maintenance Windows

Planned downtime shouldn't trigger alerts

Schedule planned downtime, suppress alerts automatically, and end a maintenance window early when work finishes ahead of schedule.

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One-time or recurringTeam or monitor scopedEnd early anytime
Screenshot of the Uptime dashboard: a sidebar listing HTTP, DNS, and TCP monitors, cron jobs, alerts, maintenance, and status pages; summary cards for monthly ping usage, overall uptime percentage, and the slowest endpoint; per-type counts of monitors up and down; and a table of HTTP monitors with latency trend sparklines and status badges
Scheduled

Maintenance

Alert

Suppression

Recurring

Windows

Clean

Metrics

Deep Dive

Everything you need

A closer look at what you get, from the first check to the alert that reaches you.

Scheduled suppression

Alerts are automatically suppressed for the window's duration.

Recurring windows

Set a weekly deploy window once instead of every time.

End early

Finished ahead of schedule? End the window and resume monitoring immediately.

Scoped to what you need

Suppress alerts for the whole team or a single monitor.

Get started

How it works

Three steps from an empty dashboard to checks that run on their own.

Schedule a window

Pick a start and end time, one-time or recurring.

Deploy or maintain

Alerts stay suppressed for every affected monitor.

Resume automatically

Monitoring and alerting resume the moment the window ends.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions people ask most before they start monitoring.

Do maintenance windows stop monitoring, or just alerts?

Checks keep running; only alert delivery is suppressed for the window's duration.

Can I end a maintenance window early?

Yes, end it at any time and alerting resumes immediately.

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