Infrastructure Monitoring for DevOps
Monitor your entire infrastructure from a single dashboard. Integrate with your CI/CD pipeline, get alerted before customers notice, and maintain SLAs effortlessly.
Built for DevOps Workflows
CI/CD Integration
Integrate monitoring into your deployment pipeline. Automatically create monitors for new services, enable maintenance mode during deployments, and verify health checks post-deploy.
- GitHub Actions integration
- GitLab CI/CD support
- Jenkins & CircleCI plugins
- Terraform provider
API-First Architecture
Full-featured REST API to automate everything. Create monitors programmatically, fetch metrics, manage alerts, and integrate with your existing tools.
- Complete REST API
- Webhook notifications
- API key management
- Rate limiting controls
Infrastructure as Code
Manage your monitoring configuration as code. Version control your monitors, deploy with confidence, and maintain consistency across environments.
- Terraform resources
- YAML configuration
- GitOps workflows
- Environment variables
Incident Management
Seamless integration with your incident management tools. Route alerts to the right team, track MTTR, and maintain incident history.
- PagerDuty integration
- Opsgenie support
- Slack incident channels
- On-call schedules
DevOps Use Cases
Kubernetes Cluster Monitoring
Monitor your Kubernetes services, ingresses, and pods. Track service health across namespaces and get alerted when pods crash or services become unavailable.
kubectl apply -f alertsleep-monitor.yaml
# Automatically creates monitors for all services Microservices Health Checks
Monitor hundreds of microservices from a single dashboard. Track inter-service dependencies, identify cascade failures, and maintain service mesh health.
Database & Cache Monitoring
Monitor PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, and other database services. Track connection pools, query performance, and replication lag.
Load Balancer Health
Monitor NGINX, HAProxy, and AWS ELB health. Ensure traffic is properly distributed and backends are responding correctly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DevOps alerting and why does it matter?
DevOps alerting is the automated process of notifying engineers the moment a service, API, or infrastructure component goes down or degrades. Fast alerting is critical in DevOps because every minute of undetected downtime can cascade into failed deployments, broken dependencies, or SLA violations. AlertSleep detects outages within 60 seconds and routes alerts directly to Slack, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or on-call teams.
How does AlertSleep integrate with CI/CD pipelines?
AlertSleep provides native integrations for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, and CircleCI. You can automatically enable maintenance mode during deployments to suppress false alerts, create new monitors for freshly deployed services via the REST API, and run post-deploy health checks — all from your existing pipeline configuration.
Can AlertSleep monitor Kubernetes clusters and microservices?
Yes. AlertSleep monitors HTTP/HTTPS endpoints for all your Kubernetes services and ingresses. You can create monitors programmatically using the REST API or Terraform provider, making it easy to track hundreds of microservices. Alerts fire the moment a pod becomes unreachable or a service returns unexpected status codes.
How quickly are DevOps alert notifications sent?
AlertSleep checks your endpoints every 1 minute on paid plans (every 5 minutes on the free plan). When a downtime is detected, alerts are dispatched within seconds to your configured channels — Slack, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, email, SMS, or phone call. This keeps your mean time to detect (MTTD) under 2 minutes.
Does AlertSleep support PagerDuty and Opsgenie on-call integrations?
Yes. AlertSleep integrates with PagerDuty and Opsgenie to trigger incidents and engage your on-call rotation automatically. You can also configure Slack channels dedicated to incidents, ensuring the right team is paged without manual intervention.
Is there a REST API for managing monitors programmatically?
AlertSleep offers a full-featured REST API that lets you create, update, pause, and delete monitors; retrieve uptime metrics and incident history; manage alert channels; and trigger maintenance windows. This makes it easy to integrate monitoring management into your Infrastructure as Code workflows.
Does AlertSleep support Infrastructure as Code?
Yes. AlertSleep provides a Terraform provider and supports YAML-based configuration, enabling GitOps workflows. You can version-control your monitoring setup, apply changes through pull requests, and maintain consistent monitoring across staging and production environments.
What types of monitors can DevOps teams configure?
AlertSleep supports HTTP/HTTPS endpoint monitoring, TCP port checks, SSL certificate expiry alerts, domain expiration monitoring, and keyword checks. You can set custom timeout thresholds, define the number of consecutive failures before triggering an alert, and monitor from multiple global locations.
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