Uptime Monitoring
Uptime settings group monitors by service and environment. Each monitor can be enabled independently and optionally shown on the project's public status page.
Read the Uptime Dashboard
Open Uptime in the project navigation to see 90-day project uptime, enabled monitor count, up/down totals, active outages, each monitor's URL and last check, and a 90-day history graph. The dashboard refreshes automatically.
Open a service and select Uptime for its environment-level response time, last HTTP status, last check, and recent check results.
Configure Monitors
- Open Project settings > Uptime monitoring.
- Find the service and environment.
- Enable the monitor.
- Select Test to run an immediate check.
- Enable Public only when the monitor should appear on the public dashboard.
- Save the monitor changes.
Disabling a monitor also removes it from the public dashboard.
Publish a Status Page
- Enter the public dashboard title.
- Select Enable public dashboard.
- Select Copy link and verify the public page in a signed-out browser.
The status page uses a tokenised public URL. Share it only when the selected monitor names and health states are appropriate for public audiences.
If the dashboard has no monitors, return to Project settings > Uptime and enable at least one service/environment pair.
Monitoring Is Not a Full Transaction Test
An uptime check can confirm a configured endpoint responds, but it does not prove every dependency or user workflow is healthy. Pair it with application metrics, logs, alarms, and synthetic checks where needed.