Uptriva Monitoring
Monitor anything that answers
35 check types across five families — external probes for public services, internal agents for everything private. Each guide covers what the check verifies, how to set it up and where it fits.
Web & Domains
Network & Protocols
Ping MonitoringRaw reachability with real ICMP — not a TCP shortcutExplore guide TCP Port MonitoringAny port, any protocol — answer the only question that mattersExplore guide UDP MonitoringThe protocol nobody monitors until DNS or a game port diesExplore guide DNS MonitoringYour site can be up while nobody can resolve itExplore guide DNSBL / Blacklist MonitoringKnow when your IP lands on a blocklist before deliverability diesExplore guide SMTP MonitoringMail flow is infrastructure — monitor the server that carries itExplore guide POP3 & IMAP MonitoringSending mail is half the job — retrieval is the other halfExplore guide SSH MonitoringThe door you actually need to reach — or to prove is lockedExplore guide FTP & SFTP MonitoringLegacy file transfer still moves real business dataExplore guide Telnet MonitoringFor the industrial and legacy gear that predates encryptionExplore guide SNMP MonitoringRouters, switches and printers all speak the same old protocolExplore guide Network Device MonitoringSwitches, firewalls and APs — the layer alerts forgetExplore guide
Databases & Queues
PostgreSQL MonitoringThe database answering 'accepting connections' is not the same as healthyExplore guide MySQL / MariaDB MonitoringConnection refused is how your app learns the DB is down — get there firstExplore guide Redis MonitoringWhen the cache dies, the database takes the hitExplore guide RabbitMQ MonitoringQueues fail silently — consumers just get slowerExplore guide Kafka MonitoringA broker that stops accepting connections stalls every streamExplore guide MQTT MonitoringThe broker behind your IoT fleet deserves a check tooExplore guide Ceph MonitoringStorage that degrades quietly until it does notExplore guide
Containers & Virtualization
Docker Host MonitoringContainers die quietly — the daemon should notExplore guide Kubernetes MonitoringCluster state that matters without a full observability stackExplore guide Proxmox MonitoringThe hypervisor layer under everything else you monitorExplore guide VMware / ESXi MonitoringvSphere is down means everything on it is downExplore guide Docker Swarm MonitoringOrchestration light, outages heavyExplore guide Podman MonitoringDaemonless containers still need someone watchingExplore guide
Apps & Workloads
Heartbeat / Cron MonitoringThe check for jobs that must call in — or something is wrongExplore guide Internal Agent MonitoringSee what external probes physically cannotExplore guide API MonitoringEndpoints that answer are not endpoints that workExplore guide Game Server MonitoringPlayers see 'server offline' before your dashboard does — unless you watch the query portExplore guide Lavalink Node MonitoringYour music bot goes silent mid-queue — Lavalink's REST stats tell you before the Discord server doesExplore guide Composite MonitoringOne service is really five checks wearing a trench coatExplore guide