Documentation
Guides and references for getting the most out of Monitoristic.
Setting Up Your First Monitor
What each setting does, how to choose the right values, and when the defaults are fine.
Telegram Integration
Receive instant downtime and recovery alerts in Telegram. Step-by-step bot setup.
Webhook Integration
Send incident and maintenance notifications to any HTTP endpoint — Slack, Discord, or custom.
Quick start
- Create an account and choose a plan in Settings → Billing.
- Add a monitor: enter the URL, keep
GETand the expected status200, and pick a check interval (every 5, 2 or 1 minutes, depending on your plan). What each setting means. - Connect an alert channel: Telegram for your phone, or a webhook for Slack, Discord or your own endpoint.
- Optional: publish a status page for your users and schedule maintenance windows for planned work.
Concepts
Short definitions of the terms used across the app and these docs:
- Check interval: how often a monitor runs, and the biggest factor in how fast you hear about downtime.
- Expected status code: the response that counts as healthy.
- Incident: the record created when a monitor goes down, closed when it recovers.
- Maintenance window: planned downtime that doesn't trigger alerts.
Guides
- How to set up uptime monitoring, step by step for beginners
- 1-minute vs 5-minute check intervals
- How to set up a public status page
- How to use maintenance windows
- Uptime calculator: what an SLA percentage allows in downtime