PagerDuty Monitoring
Monitor your PagerDuty 24/7 from 12+ global locations.
Why You Need to Monitor Your Monitoring
Your observability stack is your eyes and ears. If Prometheus goes down, you're flying blind. If alerting fails, you won't know about the next outage until users tell you.
- Ensure your metrics collection never silently stops working
- Monitor logging pipelines to maintain visibility into your systems
- Track alerting service uptime so critical notifications always get through
- Detect tracing and APM issues before debugging becomes impossible
Who watches the watchers? External monitoring ensures your observability infrastructure stays reliable when you need it most.
How It Works
Enter Your Endpoint
Enter your PagerDuty endpoint URL or hostname (default port: 443).
Choose Monitoring Locations
Select from 12+ global regions to monitor from multiple locations simultaneously.
Configure Alerts
Set up notifications via email, Telegram, Slack, or webhooks when issues are detected.
What We Monitor
Uptime
Connection availability checked every minute from multiple locations.
Response Time
Track performance and latency across all monitoring regions.
SSL Certificate
Certificate validity, expiration alerts, and chain verification.
IP Information
Geolocation, ASN, and IP reputation monitoring.
Monitoring Features
- 24/7 monitoring from 12+ global locations
- Instant alerts via email, Telegram, Slack, webhooks
- Beautiful public status pages
- Response time tracking and history
- Custom check intervals (1-60 minutes)
- Uptime reports and SLA tracking
Frequently Asked Questions
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