Monitor availability
fastry calls your pages at fixed intervals and checks whether they respond correctly. If a page goes down, an incident is created – and you are notified before your customers notice.
How it works
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Enter address
Enter the address of your website. You can change the name and check interval at any time later.
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fastry checks regularly
Depending on the plan every 5 minutes down to every 15 seconds. You see every check with status code and response time.
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Outage is confirmed
If the page doesn't respond or responds with an error, fastry checks again. Only when the error is confirmed does it become an incident – so there's no false alarm because of a single hiccup.
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You see the history
Uptime, response time and every single check are in the monitor. Once the page is back, fastry closes the incident by itself.
What you see in fastry
- Uptime bars of the last days, marked red where something was wrong
- Response time as a history
- List of checks with status code and duration
- Incidents with start, end and duration
Terms briefly explained
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Response time
Response time How long the server takes until the first response arrives. High values point to an overloaded server.
Goes well with
- Incidents & notifications By email, Slack or webhook – with rules, quiet hours and history.
- Status pages Current status, incidents and maintenance for your clients – under your own domain if you like.
- Loading time & Core Web Vitals Google PageSpeed and own measurements with history, waterfall and resources.