System Monitoring
Metrics and alerts for your critical web services.
Our Plans & Pricing
Every Monitor Includes:
- 60 Second Check Intervals
- Uptime Checks
- Latency History
- Domain Expiry Alerts
- SSL Certificate Expiry Alerts
- Downtime & Other Problem Alerts
- Email Notifications
Platform Features
Zarbyte Dashboard
Manage your monitoring settings and alerts through our proprietary Zarbyte Dashboard.
Statistics
Visually review uptime history through charts to help identify problematic time periods.
Support
Our team has your back. If you ever have a question, open a ticket through your Zarbyte Dashboard. We will do whatever we can to help.
Mobile Friendly
Our platform is designed with mobile devices in mind. It is possible to manage all aspects of your service entirely through your phone.
Flexible Alerts
Customize your alert settings and thresholds. Adjust alert settings within each monitor in addition to your global alert settings.
Issue Identification
Our system will alert you to a problem alongside pointing you in the right direction to help you expedite response and recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What do your monitors do exactly?
Our monitors are primarily used as uptime checks. Each domain, web page, or API endpoint you create a monitor for gets checked by our monitoring network every 60 seconds. We log performance metrics, error details, and other information with every check.
You are sent an alert if we detect errors that exceed your thresholds. The default threshold is 5 errors within 5 minutes, but this can be configured per your own requirements.
Each monitor has various settings you can enable, such as domain and SSL certificate expiration monitoring. We include these features with every monitor instead of requiring you to set up separate monitors, or trying to upsell you to enable them. Every feature our platform offers is included within each of your allowed monitors.
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Where are your monitors located?
We currently maintain monitors in Dallas, Texas. We will be expanding into other regions as our platform grows. As new regions are added, your monitors will be added to them automatically at no additional cost to you.
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How long do you keep uptime history?
Most uptime data is purged after 90 days. Uptime data related to error or problematic condtions is kept indefinitely via your Alert History.
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There is a certain feature I want that you are missing. Can you add it?
Yes, actually! We are always looking for ways to expand our platform. We would love to hear your idea!
Please contact us with your feature request so we can see about getting it implemented.