Uptime & Status Pages·Multi-region checks and status pages

Uptime Monitoring
for Kubernetes

Run HTTP, TCP, UDP, DNS, and SSL checks from multiple regions. Route failures to your on-call tools and publish customer-facing status pages from the same checks.

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status · public uptime page
Public status page showing uptime and latency for every service
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Capabilities

Check endpoints, publish status, and route incidents.

Schedule probes for public APIs, internal ports, DNS records, and certificates. Failed checks carry Kubernetes context so responders can jump to the service, pods, traces, logs, and events behind the alert.

Multi-protocol checks

Monitor HTTP, TCP, UDP, DNS, and SSL.

Check public endpoints and private service ports from multiple regions . Metoro records availability and latency per probe, so regional failures are visible before they turn into guesswork.

  • HTTP / HTTPS with custom headers, auth and response validation
  • TCP and UDP port checks for databases and message queues
  • DNS resolution and SSL certificate expiry monitoring
uptime · check configuration
Configuring an HTTP uptime check in Metoro
status.metoro.io · public page
Public Metoro status page with uptime and latency metrics
Public status pages

Publish status pages from the same checks.

Expose selected checks on branded pages for customers and internal teams. The page uses the same availability results as your alerts, so incidents and maintenance windowsstay consistent.

  • Custom logo, colours and CNAME-mapped domain
  • Live status, incident timeline and scheduled maintenance
  • 90-day uptime history and SLA badges out of the box
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about Metoro uptime monitoring and status pages.

How does Metoro's uptime monitoring work?
Metoro runs scheduled health checks against each endpoint you configure: HTTP/HTTPS, TCP/UDP, DNS and SSL. Checks run from multiple regions, and failed checks are correlated with the pod, deployment and node behind the endpoint.
Can I create public status pages for my services?
Yes. Any uptime check can be exposed on a branded public status page with a custom logo, colours and your own CNAME-mapped domain. Status pages use the same check results as internal monitoring and include incident timelines, scheduled maintenance and 90-day uptime history.
What protocols can I monitor?
HTTP/HTTPS with custom headers and response validation, TCP and UDP port checks, DNS resolution, and SSL certificate expiry. Anything reachable from a Metoro probe - public APIs, internal services on a VPN, databases, message queues - can be checked on a schedule.
How do alerts work?
Send incidents to Slack, PagerDuty, email, SMS or any webhook. Metoro deduplicates duplicate failures, supports on-call rotations and escalation policies, and respects maintenance windows so planned changes never page someone.
How often are checks executed?
Every plan supports 1-minute checks; the smallest interval is 30 seconds for critical services. Each region runs the check independently, so you also get geographic latency data alongside availability.
How does this fit with the rest of Metoro?
Uptime monitoring uses the same service and Kubernetes context as Metoro APM, logs, traces and infrastructure monitoring. When a check fails, the alert links back to the relevant service, traces, logs and pod events.

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Multi-region uptime checks, branded status pages, and alerts through Slack, PagerDuty, email, SMS, or webhooks.

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