NIZU

Uptime Monitor

Keep every server and service you run under watch, straight from your NIZU workspace. Uptime Monitor checks your infrastructure on the schedule you set, alerts you the moment something goes down, and tells you again when it comes back up.

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NIZU Uptime Monitor dashboard showing server status and 24-hour uptime bars, light mode

Features

Every check runs on the schedule you set. Status and response time are recorded and compared with the previous state, so an alert only fires when something really changes. Your team gets notified, not spammed.

HTTP and HTTPS checks

Request any public URL and confirm it answers with a healthy 2xx or 3xx response.

TCP port checks

Open a raw socket against a host and port to verify that databases, mail servers and other services still accept connections.

Ping checks

Send an ICMP ping to confirm a host is reachable, even when it serves nothing over HTTP.

Reverse heartbeat

Machines behind NAT or without a public IP push their own status to a unique heartbeat URL. If the beat stops, you know straight away.

Alerts on state change

Email and Telegram notifications fire only when a server switches between up and down. Both channels can be tested from Settings, without waiting for a real incident.

Dashboard and logs

See how many servers are up or down, a 24-hour uptime bar for each one, response times, and the full history of every check.

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Connected Apps

Tickets

How is connected: When an incident affects a client, open a ticket in the same workspace and keep the whole conversation in one thread.

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Documentation

How is connected: Keep runbooks and recovery steps next to the servers they belong to, so whoever is on call knows what to do.

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No App works alone

Checks, alerts and history live in the same workspace as the rest of your apps:

Diagram of NIZU Uptime Monitor check types, alerts and logs, light mode
  • Three check types: HTTP and HTTPS, TCP and ping

  • Reverse heartbeat for hosts without a public IP

  • Email and Telegram alerts, testable from Settings

  • A 24-hour uptime bar and response time for every server

  • Full check history with the retention period you choose

Password Manager

How is connected: Access details and server credentials stay in the shared vault, beside the infrastructure you are monitoring.

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Projects

How is connected: Link the servers you watch to the projects and clients they belong to, and log the time an incident costs you.

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