Getting Started

Uptimia is a website and application monitoring service. It runs checks against your sites, servers and endpoints from probes around the world on the schedule you set, and when one of those probes see

Create an account, verify the email address, and run the one-screen setup that creates your first monitors. Then add a monitor and a contact by hand. The Dashboard covers reading the screen you land o

Signing in lands you on the dashboard. It is also the one place every monitor on the account appears together: all 12 families, from uptime and transaction checks to DNS, heartbeat and blacklist. The

A single failed check does not open an incident. Uptimia re-checks from other probes first, and you set the threshold, per monitor, that decides how many must agree. That chain runs from the first fai

Every monitor carries one status, drawn as a colored pill on the dashboard and as a badge beside the monitor's name on its own page. There are six. Two of them, Degraded and Suspended , mean something

The vocabulary below comes from the Uptimia control panel and the rest of this help center. Each entry is one paragraph plus a link to the article that owns the subject in full, grouped by where you m

Short answers to the questions Uptimia support hears most often, each with a link to the article that carries the detail. On a limit or a setting, the linked article is the last word. If your question

Uptimia offers a set of free online tools on the public website. You can use them right from your browser without signing in or creating an account. They're handy for quick calculations and conversion

Moving a monitoring fleet is four jobs: Map your existing checks to Uptimia's twelve monitor types. Recreate the ones bulk import cannot reach. Rebuild alerting and status pages. Switch billing. Do th