Uptime monitoring · Pro and Business

Probe every endpoint — no probe config required.

Toggle monitoring per endpoint and Outworx probes every 10 minutes from the edge, recording latency + status. Each version gets its own status page so staging and production never share an incident dashboard. GraphQL specs use a single introspection probe instead of one query per operation.

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docs.outworx.io/status/acme/v2

Acme API

v2

Live status for the v2 branch. Updates every 10 minutes.

All systems operational

  • POST /v2/users

    Last checked 2m ago · 132ms

    100.0%

    24h

  • GET /v2/users/{id}

    Last checked 2m ago · 64ms

    100.0%

    24h

  • POST /v2/checkout

    Last checked 2m ago · 210ms

    97.5%

    24h

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10 min

Probe interval, every endpoint

14 days

Check history retention

60 / min

Per-project rate limit

GraphQL

Introspection-based, not per-query

Spec-driven probes

Toggle on. The spec defines what to probe.

Most uptime tools probe a single /health endpoint and call it a day. Outworx flips the granularity — the spec defines what your API is, so probes run per endpoint.

Monitoring tab · acme
3 of 5 monitored
  • GET/v1/users
  • POST/v1/users
  • GET/v1/users/{id}
  • POST/v1/checkout/sessions
  • GET/v1/orders
1

Toggle in the dashboard

The Monitoring tab lists every operation in the spec. Flip the toggle on the ones you want probed; the rest stay unmonitored. Adding a new endpoint to the spec auto-adds it to the list.

2

pg_cron schedules the run

Supabase pg_cron fires /api/cron/uptime every 10 minutes with the CRON_SECRET Bearer fetched from Vault. Runs on the existing Vercel function infrastructure — no separate scheduler to provision.

3

Edge probes record

Each enabled monitor gets a probe to the configured base URL + path. Status code + latency + a 1KB-truncated response snippet are written to monitor_checks. 14-day retention; older rows are truncated by a daily cron.

4

Status page renders

Public projects expose /status/<slug> and /status/<slug>/<version>. The page reads monitor_checks + the OverallBanner-state computed across all monitors. Updates every 10 minutes.

Per-version dashboards

Staging and production never share an incident page.

Default version still serves at /status/<slug>. Every other version gets its own URL at /status/<slug>/<version>. Customers on v1 don't see your v2 churn.

  • Public projects auto-expose the page. Private projects stay dashboard-only — same scoping as the docs site.

  • Brandable: logo, accent colour, favicon — all read from `projects.branding`. Same source of truth the docs header uses.

  • Version switcher in the header lets visitors flip between active branches. Subdomain routing on Business plans.

/status/acmeDefault version

Falls through to whichever version is marked default. Existing customer bookmarks keep working when you re-default.

/status/acme/v2Production · v2

Per-version monitor scope. Customers on v2 see only v2 incidents.

/status/acme/v3-rcPre-release · v3-rc

A staging branch's monitors live here. Public if the project's public, otherwise dashboard-only.

Monitor row

What each row shows on the public page.

POST /v2/checkout

Last checked 2m ago · 210ms

97.5%

24h

  • Status dot

    Green for 2xx; amber for 4xx/5xx; muted dot if there's no check yet.

  • Method + path

    Mono, with the method greyed out so the path is visually primary.

  • Last checked + latency

    Relative time + raw ms. Both come from the most recent monitor_checks row.

  • 24h uptime %

    Computed across the rolling 24-hour window of checks. One number, decimal precision.

  • Continuous uptime bar

    One segment per check, oldest → newest. 1px background-coloured dividers separate segments.

  • State palette

    Emerald = ok, amber = degraded (4xx/5xx), destructive = down (no response).

Plan tiers

Monitoring + status pages on every paid plan.

Free

  • No monitor toggles
  • No public status page
  • Upgrade to enable
Most popular

Pro

10-min probes

  • Per-endpoint monitor toggles
  • 14-day check retention
  • Public /status/<slug> page
  • Per-version status pages
  • GraphQL introspection probes

Business

10-min probes

  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom domain on the docs
  • Priority support
  • SLA on probe delivery

The status page customers will actually bookmark.

Pro plan turns on per-endpoint probes and a brandable public status page at /status/<slug>. $9/month flat.