Website uptime monitoring & alerts.
UpBastion checks your website every five minutes, tracks response times, and sends email alerts when downtime is confirmed. Uptime monitoring for websites and public HTTP or HTTPS APIs.
| Endpoint / latest check | HTTP | Response |
|---|---|---|
| example.com Operational18 sec ago | 200 OK | 124 ms |
| api.example.com/health Checking…22 sec ago | 503 | 284 ms |
| shop.example.com Operational41 sec ago | 200 OK | 183 ms |
Website & API monitoring
Every five minutes,
a new data point.
Website availability, HTTP status codes, and response times. UpBastion records each uptime check for your website or API endpoint.
Response-time monitoring, with history.
See the latest response time alongside successful and failed checks. Review the last 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days.
Read your monitoring dataWhat happens when your
site stops responding?
A failed check triggers another check after 30 seconds. Two consecutive failures confirm an incident.
Check
200 OK
Failure
503
+30 secConfirm
503
Incident
DOWN
Email alert
QUEUED
| Time (UTC) | Event | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 08:40:00 | GET /health | 121 ms |
| 08:45:00 | GET /health | Service Unavailable |
| 08:45:30 | CONFIRMATION | Service Unavailable |
| 08:45:30 | INCIDENT | Confirmed |
| 08:45:31 | Downtime notification |
To your verified email address
API is down
API (https://example.com/health) is unavailable. HTTP 503.
Illustrative downtime emailExample sequence · timestamps in UTC
How confirmation worksKeep the monitoring.
Keep it small.
What a monitor includes Add a public URL. UpBastion checks it on a fixed schedule and emails your verified primary address when an incident is confirmed. When the endpoint recovers, you get another email.
Monitor up to 10 websites or API endpoints per account. Edit a URL, pause uptime checks for planned work, and resume when you are ready.
- Endpoint
- https://example.com/health
- Schedule
- Every 5 minutes
- Notifications
- Email · downtime & recovery
Read before you run.
How checks run, when incidents are confirmed, and how alerts reach you.
Open the documentationPut your first endpoint on watch.
Website or API. Start with a public URL.