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Guides for setting up monitors, alerts, on-call and status pages.

Getting started

Set up monitors and bring your team in.

Create your first monitor

Add a URL, choose how often to check it and where alerts should go. Most teams are done in two minutes.

Create your first monitor

Add a URL, choose how often to check it and where alerts should go. Most teams are done in two minutes.

Invite your team

Add teammates, choose their roles and let them sign in with your identity provider.

Invite your team

Add teammates, choose their roles and let them sign in with your identity provider.

Alerts and on-call

Set up an escalation policy

Decide who gets paged first, how long Navy waits for an acknowledgement and who gets paged next.

Set up an escalation policy

Decide who gets paged first, how long Navy waits for an acknowledgement and who gets paged next.

Why didn't I get an alert?

The most common reasons an alert does not arrive, and how to check each one.

Why didn't I get an alert?

The most common reasons an alert does not arrive, and how to check each one.

Status pages

Publish a status page

Create a public page that shows the health of your services and keeps customers updated during incidents.

Publish a status page

Create a public page that shows the health of your services and keeps customers updated during incidents.

Use a custom domain

Serve your status page from a domain you own, such as status.yourcompany.test, with HTTPS included.

Use a custom domain

Serve your status page from a domain you own, such as status.yourcompany.test, with HTTPS included.

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