§ Speed & Reliability / Uptime Monitoring
We know beforeyour customersdo.
Round-the-clock synthetic checks from six regions, instant multi-channel alerting and a public status page — so every incident is a 4-minute recovery, not a support ticket storm.
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All systems operational
API / v3
48msoperational
Web / edge
22msoperational
Auth service
31msoperational
CDN
9msoperational
Database
4msoperational
Webhooks
55msoperational
§ Uptime — 90-day segment timeline
Boring is the goal
§ 90-day history — 13 weeks
HealthyDegradedIncident
90 days ago1 incident · 4 min 12 s MTTRToday
0.98%uptime — 90 days
§ MTTR — Mean time to recover
Minutes, not hours
Check interval
0s
Global probes
0regions
Last MTTR
0m 12 s
Uptime SLA
0.98%
INCIDENT TIMELINE — W10 · auto-recovered
02:14:07Check failed — /api/health returned 503
02:14:08PagerDuty alert fired — on-call paged
02:14:22Slack #incidents notified — status page updated
02:17:51Database failover triggered automatically
02:18:19All checks passing — incident resolved
§ Coverage — What we check
Every layer, every minute
01
Synthetic checks
Every 60 seconds from 6 global regions — HTTP, DNS, SSL, and full-browser transaction flows.
02
Instant alerting
PagerDuty, Slack and SMS the moment a check fails — escalating if not acknowledged in 3 min.
03
Public status page
A branded status page your customers can subscribe to — so they know before they email you.
04
Incident postmortem
Root-cause timeline and corrective action written within 24 hours of every P1 incident.
Your customers shouldn't be
your monitoring system.
We set up probes, alerts, a status page and a postmortem template — then get out of your way until something drifts.