Multi-region HTTP/API, browser, TLS certificate, and DNS monitoring that catches what your users actually experience. Deterministic state judgment and Incident Tickets keep alert fatigue out of your on-call.
Monitor types (HTTP/Browser/TLS/DNS)
Initial supported regions
Default fusion window (grouping)
Supported UI languages (en/ja/ko/zh-TW)
Every protocol shares the same state evaluation, notification, and Incident Ticket model
Validate status codes, response bodies, and JSONPath assertions on every check.
Playwright-based Journey DSL (open/type/click/wait/assert/screenshot) verifies flows behind login.
Catch certificate expiry before it becomes a browser warning your users see.
Query A / AAAA / CNAME and other record types and compare against expected values.
The same inputs always produce the same warning/error verdict. No more "it's probably down".
Fail events within a 5-minute fusion window group into one Incident Ticket, preventing duplicate alerts.
The Journey DSL drives real interactions past login — dashboards, carts, and more.
A morning Slack/email summary of every monitor so "silence = healthy" is never just an assumption.
Enter one root URL and Alive365 discovers your sitemap, proposes monitors, and batch-creates them.
Default to us-east-1 or pick from us-west-2 / eu-west-1 / ap-northeast-1 and more to catch regional differences.
A safe operating foundation where every verdict is the same for everyone
Run with Admin / Editor / Read-only roles. Users are unlimited, so adding read-only members never changes your cost.
Billing is based on resources — monitor count, check frequency, and region count — not seats, so you avoid the audit and security problems that come from teams sharing a single login to save money.
Sign in to the admin UI with single sign-on over OAuth 2.0 + PKCE, reducing the risk of reused passwords.
Credentials used by your monitors (for example authenticated checks) are encrypted and stored in AWS SSM Parameter Store.
Monitor production API uptime and TLS certificate expiry around the clock to protect your SLA.
Script checkout and cart flows with browser monitoring to catch silent conversion breakage.
Use Incident Ticket threads to measure MTTR and feed post-incident reports.
Share status transparently on a public Status Page and cut support-ticket volume during incidents.
The value isn't monitoring itself — it's notification reliability.
HTTP/API, browser (Playwright-based Journey DSL), TLS certificate expiry, and DNS records — four types today. FTP/SSH/TCP/SMTP are planned as plugin-style monitor types.
No false alarms, no alert fatigue — just the right signal reaching the right person at the right time. That's what Alive365 is built for. Start on the free plan today.
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