Uptime
Microservices

Catch failures before they cascade

Monitor distributed systems and microservices architecture. Catch failures before they cascade across your infrastructure.

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Per-service monitorsTCP port checksDNS change detection
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
Unlimited

Services

Distributed

Architecture

Per-service

Health

Fast

Detection

Deep Dive

Everything you need

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

One monitor per service

Isolate failures to the exact service that's down.

TCP port monitoring

Watch raw ports for services that don't speak HTTP.

DNS monitoring

Catch service-discovery DNS changes before they misroute traffic.

Independent alerting

Scope alerts to a single service instead of the whole system.

Get started

How it works

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

Create your monitor

Point Uptime at the URL, DNS record, port, or scheduled job you want to track.

Choose how you're alerted

Connect email, Slack, Discord, or a webhook. Set cooldowns to avoid alert fatigue.

Watch the dashboard

See heatmaps, response times, and uptime history update as checks run automatically.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions people ask most before they start monitoring.

Can I monitor internal services that aren't public HTTP?

Yes — TCP monitors watch raw ports for internal or non-HTTP services.

Will one failing service spam alerts for everything downstream?

No — each service has its own monitor and alert, so you see exactly what broke.

Start monitoring your services

Create your first monitor in under 2 minutes. No credit card required to start.