Accountable alerts
Route downtime, TLS validity, and response-condition alerts with the affected endpoint and check context attached.
External reliability
See availability and TLS health from the outside.
Observe external HTTP availability, response behavior, hostname validity, certificate chains, and expiry state from one endpoint record.
Outside-in visibility
Know when customers feel an outage
Monitor availability and TLS health from outside your network, then route useful alerts to the people who can act.
Availability history
Review availability, downtime, and response history without separating performance from certificate state.
External check locations
Compare external observations across check locations to isolate regional reachability and latency differences.
Operating sequence
From endpoint check to accountable alert.
Define the service, observe availability and TLS state, then send the failure context to the team that owns recovery.
- 01
Add an endpoint
Define the public service and the checks it requires.
- Set the target URL
- Assign an owner
- Choose alert routes
- 02
Observe availability
Collect uptime, response, and certificate validity signals.
- Run external HTTP checks
- Validate TLS and hostname
- Track response history
- 03
Route the incident
Send useful failure context to the team that owns the service.
- Identify the failing condition
- Notify accountable owners
- Preserve incident history
Platform fit
Connect external symptoms to certificate context
Availability checks and TLS validation stay tied to the monitored endpoint and its certificate record.
- Reachability
- External HTTP availability and response history Observed
- TLS
- Validity, chain, hostname, and expiry signals Validated
- Routing
- Alerts delivered to accountable owners Actionable
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Digital trust, continuously verified.
Put tls & uptime monitoring into operation.
Add the first endpoint and keep availability, response behavior, and TLS validity attached to one accountable record.