Monitoring
Monitoring in this system is structured around three specialized components — each designed to help teams track service health, analyze server load, and respond quickly to failures.
🔹 Uptime Monitoring
Uptime monitoring checks the availability and response status of your external-facing services. It simulates user access by sending requests to URLs or IP addresses at regular intervals. If a service is unreachable, slow, or returning errors, you’ll be notified immediately — allowing quick reaction to outages or disruptions.
🔹 Server Monitoring
Server monitoring provides real-time metrics for your infrastructure. It tracks system-level performance indicators such as CPU usage, memory consumption, disk I/O, network throughput, and load averages. These insights help teams detect resource bottlenecks, optimize capacity, and ensure server health over time.
🔹 Heartbeat Monitoring
Heartbeat monitoring is used to track scheduled or background jobs by expecting periodic signals (or 'pings') from them. If a signal is missed, the system triggers an alert, indicating a potential failure or delay in task execution. This is essential for cron jobs, workers, backups, or any recurring process that should run reliably.
Together, these three types of monitoring form a complete foundation for operational reliability — from backend jobs and infrastructure to end-user availability.