Moonitor documentation
Everything you need to monitor your websites, APIs, servers and scheduled jobs — and to keep your users informed when something breaks.
Moonitor is an uptime monitoring service. You create monitors for the things you care about, Moonitor checks them on a schedule, and it alerts your contacts when a check fails. Outages are grouped into incidents you can review later, and you can publish a public status page to share uptime with the world.
How Moonitor works
1. Add a monitor
Tell Moonitor what to watch — a URL, host, port, certificate or cron job.
2. We check it, around the clock
Moonitor runs the check on your schedule and records every result.
3. We double-check any failure
Before we call it an outage, we re-run the failing check from another country. If it isn't reproducible, it isn't an alert.
4. You get alerted
The moment something really is down — and again when it recovers — your alert contacts are notified.
5. Share status
Publish a branded status page so your users always know what's going on.
Tip
New here? Start with the Quick start — you’ll have a live monitor in a couple of minutes.