We are glad to announce API access to your account - now you can manage your monitors programmatically!

In this post we will write about recent domain incident we suffered, who is responsible and what we did to minimize the damage.

In this article we will talk about UptimeChecker tech stack. This is not must read for all our users, but we hope it will be interesting for all of you in tech!

One important thing about monitoring is alerting: we should alert you if something goes wrong. In this article read about alerting methods UptimeChecker supports; and how to set up them.

In this post we will explain why you should monitor your WebSocket services, how to do this properly, and of course, how to do this using UptimeChecker.

In our first post you will hear the short story on how UptimeChecker was born. In first version we've built it just to be support for another cool product, but it grew out to support many more!