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CI/CD Integration
Connect Statusly to your deployment pipeline and catch regressions before they reach production.
Statusly fires webhook probes after every deploy to your staging environment. If a health-check endpoint returns anything other than 200 OK, the pipeline fails and your team receives a Slack notification in #ops-alerts within 30 seconds. Configure monitors for your API gateway, authentication service, and database connection pool — all from the Statusly dashboard or via the REST API.
Staging Environment Checks
Run synthetic checks against your staging cluster before each release. Monitor HTTP endpoints, TCP ports, and SSL certificate expiry. Get a pass/fail signal that gates your promotion to production.
Post-Deploy Verification
After every deployment, Statusly fires a round of verification probes across all configured monitors. If any check fails, the deployment is flagged and a rollback script is triggered automatically.
Infrastructure Watch
Track CPU, memory, and disk usage on your critical servers. Set thresholds — for example, alert when Redis latency exceeds 50 ms or when your PostgreSQL connection pool drops below 10 available connections.
Monitor Your Endpoints in Real Time
Prove your API is fast, reliable, and returning correct responses — not just "up."
Statusly goes beyond simple HTTP status checks. Write custom assertion scripts in JavaScript to validate response bodies, headers, and latency. For example, verify that GET /api/v2/users/me returns a valid JWT token and that POST /api/v2/payments completes under 800 ms. Tests run every 60 seconds from three global probe locations: Frankfurt, Singapore, and New York.
Custom Assertion Scripts
Write JavaScript assertions to validate JSON payloads, response headers, and business logic. Check that the X-RateLimit-Remaining header is present and that the response body contains a valid access_token.
Multi-Region Probes
Tests execute from Frankfurt (AWS eu-central-1), Singapore (GCP asia-southeast1), and New York (AWS us-east-1). Compare latency and response times across regions to spot geo-specific issues before your customers do.
Response Time SLAs
Define SLA thresholds per endpoint. If your checkout API exceeds 1200 ms p95 for more than 3 consecutive checks, Statusly triggers a critical alert and pauses non-essential notifications to reduce noise.
Automate Incident Response
When a service goes down, your team should know — and a ticket should already be open.
Statusly connects to Jira, PagerDuty, and Slack. When a monitored endpoint fails three consecutive checks, Statusly automatically creates a Jira ticket in your "Platform" project with priority "High," tags the on-call engineer, and posts a formatted alert to #incidents with a direct link to the status page. When the service recovers, the ticket transitions to "In Progress" and the status page updates to "Resolved." No manual steps, no missed outages.
Jira Integration
Every incident generates a Jira ticket with full context: affected endpoint, first failure time, last successful check, and a timeline of all probes since the outage began. Tickets are created in your chosen project — for example, "INFRA" or "PLATFORM" — with custom fields auto-populated.
PagerDuty Escalation
Critical alerts escalate to PagerDuty with configurable policies. If your payment processing API is down for more than 2 minutes, the on-call SRE receives a phone call. After 5 minutes without acknowledgment, the alert escalates to the engineering manager.
Slack Status Updates
Keep your team informed without leaving Slack. Statusly posts incident updates, resolution confirmations, and weekly reliability reports to your configured channels. Mention specific users or channels — for example, @frontend-team when the CDN fails.
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