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Define monitors in code.Apply them from CI.

Keep monitor definitions next to the rest of your infrastructure and apply them from CI. The REST API works today on every plan. The CLI and the Terraform provider are coming soon.

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CLI

Coming soon

@uptimewarden/cli: declare monitors in JSON and apply them from your terminal or CI. Heartbeat pings, drift detection, create/update/delete with --yes.

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GitHub Actions

Available

First-party Actions for heartbeat pings, multi-region checks, deploy markers, and pre-deploy incident gates. Free for every plan.

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Terraform Provider

Coming soon

terraform-provider-uptimewarden, monitors, escalation policies, status pages, API tokens, and notification channels as HCL.

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REST API

Available

Granular API tokens with permission groups: Monitor Viewer, Monitor Manager, Incident Manager, Security Analyst. OpenAPI 3.1 spec coming.

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monitors.uw.jsonJSON + shell

# monitors.uw.json
{
  "monitors": [
    {
      "externalId": "homepage-prod",
      "name": "Homepage",
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://example.com",
      "interval": 60,
      "region": "gwc"
    }
  ]
}

# Plan (dry-run)
uw apply -f monitors.uw.json

# Apply
uw apply -f monitors.uw.json --yes

First release coming soon: @uptimewarden/cli is not on npm yet.Source on GitHub

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