Service and location
An incident remains assigned to its monitor and affected checking location.
For DevOps teams
Uptimo connects confirmed outages with host metrics, two-level rules, delivery history, and public communication.
Uptimo joins these signals as a hosted service. During an incident, a team does not need a wall of charts; it needs the affected service, location, severity, and internal state of the host.
A single threshold forces a choice between too early and too late. One failed check can be a network wobble.
Uptimo confirms outages over several failures. Server rules have warning and critical states, minimum duration, a recovery window, and optional reminders.
An incident remains assigned to its monitor and affected checking location.
Warning and critical are distinct states. A rule can escalate without notifying every movement in between.
Filesystems, GPUs, sensors, and containers keep alert state individually.
Email, SMS, webhook, Slack, Teams, and Telegram have a delivery log.
The rules do not cover every possible automation. They keep the alert path from signal to recovery understandable.
A check or host metric crosses a defined threshold.
Failure count or minimum duration prevents one spike from immediately creating an incident.
The organisation chooses channels, while each server can inherit, customise, or disable its rules.
A recovery window prevents a value near the boundary from flapping between alert and resolved.
Clearly bounded
Uptimo places signals together but does not claim to know the cause of every correlation automatically.
The agent does not collect complete command lines. Diagnostic depth deliberately stops before potential secrets.
Your team publishes the customer-facing explanation, and every update remains visible in the timeline.
FAQ
Yes. Rules can use both levels with separate thresholds. Minimum duration, a recovery window, and optional reminders complete the state.
No. Filesystems keep state individually. An absolute minimum free-space value can be used alongside percentage thresholds.
Email, SMS, webhook, Slack, Teams, and Telegram. Delivery attempts are logged.
Yes. A server can inherit the defaults, use custom rules, or disable its server alerting.
The feature page shows both alert levels, duration, recovery, and rules per measured object.