Getting startedGet started with UptimeEye: sign up and create your organization, create your first monitor, add a notification channel and a scheduled task, and create an API key.MonitorsSet up HTTP, DNS, ICMP and TCP port monitors in UptimeEye: the monitor builder, check interval, timeout, thresholds, locations, multi-step monitors, assertions, global variables and secure variables.Scheduled tasksMonitor cron jobs and background jobs with UptimeEye scheduled tasks: simple and cron tasks, the Beat API endpoints with cURL examples, and the grace period before an alert.NotificationsSend UptimeEye alerts to email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty or a webhook: notification channels, their integrations, PagerDuty setup and notification events.Status pages & incidentsCreate public or private status pages in UptimeEye and communicate service disruptions with incidents: sections, statistics, incident statuses and incident updates.AI assistantThe UptimeEye AI assistant sets up monitors, tasks, channels and status pages and answers why something was down, with logs once an admin allows it, on UptimeEye's model provider or your own.API, Terraform & MCPAutomate UptimeEye: management and log ingest API keys, the official Terraform provider with a quickstart, and importing an existing setup with terraform import.LogsShip logs from any stack, search them with fields and filters, jump from an alert to the lines that explain it.
Documentation
Welcome to the UptimeEye documentation. Here you'll find comprehensive guides and documentation to help you start working with UptimeEye as quickly as possible.