API monitoring that watches your health endpoints
Point Upmonora at /health, /status or any GET endpoint and track availability, status codes and latency - then automate it all through our REST API.
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Overview - API monitoring that watches your health endpoints
Key capabilities of API monitoring
Health-endpoint checks
GET or HEAD any endpoint with your expected status codes and timeout.
Latency percentiles
P95 and P99 latency plus response-time distribution charts.
REST API
Create, update, pause and delete monitors and read checks and incidents via /api/v1.
Custom headers & auth Soon
Send tokens and custom headers with each check.
JSON body assertions Soon
Assert on response JSON, e.g. "status" equals "ok".
POST / PUT requests Soon
Monitor write endpoints with a request body.
API monitoring, step by step
- Add your API's health URL as a monitor (or create it with the REST API from CI).
- Choose expected status codes and a timeout that matches your SLA.
- Upmonora tracks latency trends and alerts on failures after your threshold.
- Webhooks deliver machine-readable events to your incident tooling.
AI insights explain what the numbers mean
Health scores, anomaly detection and plain-language incident summaries are built in - no extra setup, no extra cost.
How Upmonora AI worksAPI monitoring questions
Can I assert on the JSON response?
Is there an API to manage monitors?
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