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Uptime

MonitorsHeartbeatsIncidentsStatus pages

Watch availability, then coordinate the response.

HTTP, heartbeat, and TCP checks feed precomputed SLA windows and an activity history you can read at a glance. When something changes, the incident, maintenance, alerts, and status page all live in one place.

api.lube.work

live
up degraded down
Activity history, last 42 checks

Its place in the loop

Uptime is your reliability early-warning system.

One connected loop, held on the stage this capability serves. The other stages stay as context so you can see what feeds in and what comes next.

BD
Discovery
Feedback
Product
Engineering
Release
Reliability
Evidence

Stage inventory

Reliability

Know whether it held.

Web performance

Review Lighthouse report evidence against configured targets.

Available now

Test intelligence

Investigate test outcomes and flakiness evidence across runs.

Available now

Coming later reflects product vision, not a delivery commitment.

A live check feed, not a wall of green

Watch checks stream in and a failure surface itself.

Every monitor runs on an interval. New checks stream in from the right; when one goes down it flips red and pulses while the healthy monitors stay calm.

check feed

streaming
  • api.lube.workus-eastup
    last 30 checks99.98%
  • checkout-apieu-westdown
    last 30 checks99.71%
  • nightly-sync (heartbeat)internalup
    last 30 checks100%
Live check feed across monitors

What availability actually looks like

Measured, then coordinated.

SLA windows

Four rolling windows, already computed.

Every monitor carries 24h, 7d, 30d, and 90d availability with maintenance excluded, so a target is a real budget you can sort by.

24h / 7d / 30d / 90dmaintenance excludedsortable

availability

SLO 99.9%
  • 24h99.98%
  • 7d99.95%
  • 30d99.90%
  • 90d99.82%!
Rolling availability windows

Incidents

One incident stays live, the rest are history.

Incidents sit on a timeline ordered by time. Only the active one pulses, so the thing still in flight is the thing you see first.

p1 to p4update timelinereopen chain

incident history

  • Elevated 5xx on api#218 · p2 highresolved9d ago
  • Certificate renewal#224 · p4 lowresolved5d ago
  • Checkout API degradation#231 · p1 criticalactivenow
Incident timeline

Monitor types

A check for every shape of dependency.

HTTP matches status codes or keywords, heartbeats catch the cron that quietly stopped, and TCP checks watch raw ports.

httpheartbeattcp
  • api.lube.work99.98%
  • nightly-sync (heartbeat)100%
  • db:5432 (tcp)99.91%
Monitors and heartbeats

Honest scope

Uptime covers HTTP, heartbeat, and TCP checks. There is no synthetic browser monitoring or multi-region probe selection, and the SLA windows are the fixed 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d set rather than arbitrary custom ranges.

Connected context

Relate uptime back to the change.

Keep availability and incident context in one workspace.

Start free

Connect one service and its checks to start.