SolidOps watches your sites, apps, and infrastructure with continuous checks — HTTP and TCP uptime, SSL, domains, DNS, ping, and heartbeats — and reports exactly what it finds. Live today.
Six kinds of check ship right now — HTTP and TCP uptime, SSL, domains, DNS, ping, and heartbeats — most probed from more than one region. Each runs on its own interval and tells you the truth: what it watches, and exactly what you get back.
A continuous probe against your sites, APIs, and raw TCP ports, run from more than one region so a single bad network path never pages you. SolidOps records the real response code and honest latency every time.
SolidOps reads the certificate on your endpoint and counts down to its expiry. It warns you while there is still time to renew, before a lapsed cert turns visitors away.
A WHOIS lookup tracks your domain's registration window. SolidOps surfaces the expiry well ahead of time, so a forgotten renewal never quietly takes your whole site offline.
SolidOps resolves a record on your interval and checks it still matches what you expect. A fat-fingered change or a hijacked record surfaces fast, instead of after the support tickets.
A straight ICMP reachability check for the hosts that don't speak HTTP — a router, a database box, a bare server — with round-trip time reported on every probe.
A dead-man's switch for the jobs that should check in. Your cron task or worker pings SolidOps on a schedule; miss the window and it opens an incident, so a job that silently stops still reaches you.
Monitoring, incidents, and alerts are wired together. A failing check moves through this path on its own, and a recovery walks it back.
A probe comes back with the wrong code, runs slow, or a cert or domain crosses its threshold. SolidOps marks the state change the moment it sees it.
The failing check opens an incident automatically and starts a timeline. No manual bookkeeping. When the check recovers, the incident closes itself.
On every state change SolidOps delivers an alert to your channel, then a resolve notification once the check is healthy again.
503
3m 04s
resolved
illustrative incident · figures are demo data
No asterisks. These are the numbers that ship with monitoring today.
Down to 30s
Set the cadence per check, as tight as 30 seconds.
90 days
Ninety days of results and latency behind every check.
No per-user limit
Bring the whole team. Seats are not metered.
Email + webhook
Both delivering today. More channels are on the way.
One interval, ninety days of history, your whole team, two channels
Uptime, SSL, domain, DNS, ping, and heartbeat checks are running right now, with incidents and alerts wired in. Buy the monitoring core today, and the rest of the platform lands as it ships.