01Sign in
Authentication
Watch the health endpoint behind customer access, so an available homepage does not hide an unavailable login service.
HTTP / GET
auth.acme.example/healthAll solutions Keep shipping.
Illustrative workspace · Fictional services and check results
Solutions / SaaS teams
Keep shipping.
Stay dependable.
Your customers depend on more than a homepage. Keep a clear view of the APIs and services behind your product, and give your team the context to respond.
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Protect your focusConnect the context
Customer-facing services
A pulse on your product.
- Monitored services
- 03
- Operational
- 02
- Investigating
- 01
Public API / Regional evidence
09:41 UTCGETapi.acme.example/health
VirginiaHTTP 503
FrankfurtHTTP 503
OregonHTTP 200
The first failed check opens an investigation. Regional checks run again before your team is alerted.
01 / Product coverage
The services behind
every customer session.
Look beyond the homepage. Organize checks around customer access, core features, and billing to bring the health of your product into view.
See what you can monitor02Use the product
Your core API
Track availability and response time for the endpoints that power your product’s core features.
HTTP / GET
api.acme.example/health03Manage a subscription
Billing services
Bring billing and other supporting service endpoints into the same monitoring workspace.
HTTP / GET
billing.acme.example/healthIllustrative endpoints. These checks report service availability; they do not simulate a complete login or payment flow.
02 / Focused response
A signal first.
An interruption when it counts.
Follow a fictional Public API outage from the first failed check to a clear customer update. Each step keeps the evidence connected to the response.
Explore the response
Example confirmation policy
- Consecutive failures
- 2 checks
- Regional agreement
- 2 of 3 regions
- Check interval
- 1 minute · Pro
A failed check needs context.
Virginia and Frankfurt return HTTP 503. The first failure opens an investigation; no alert has been sent.
Regional check resultsPublic API
VirginiaFirst failureHTTP 503
FrankfurtFirst failureHTTP 503
OregonResponding normallyHTTP 200
Checking again before interrupting your team
03 / Shared context
One incident.
A useful view for every team.
Engineering needs the evidence. Product needs to understand the impact. Support needs a clear answer to share. Keep everyone connected to the same incident.
EngineeringInternal
Start with the evidence.
Review failed checks, regional results, and incident history together. Send alerts to the destinations your responders already use.
Incident record
Public API outage confirmed
VirginiaHTTP 503FrankfurtHTTP 503
Regional evidence attached
ProductInternal
See what is affected.
Keep affected services in view alongside the parts of the product that are still operating normally.
Service health
Public APIAffected
AuthenticationOperational
Billing serviceOperational
Customer-facing services, one view.
Support & customersPublic
Share a clear answer.
Publish updates on a branded status page. Customers get an explanation while internal targets and investigation notes stay private.
Acme Cloud / Service status
InvestigatingPublic API disruption
We are investigating errors affecting the Public API. Our team is working to restore service.
Published 09:43 UTCIllustrative views of the same Public API incident
Build with a clearer picture
Keep your focus on the product.
Keep a watch on the rest.
Start with the services your customers depend on most.
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