Documentation

Learn how to use Monitorion to monitor your websites, servers, and services.

🚀 Getting Started

Create your first monitor in under 60 seconds

📊 Monitor Types

HTTP, Port, DNS, SSL, Domain Expiry, Heartbeat

🔔 Alert Channels

Email, SMS, Webhooks, Telegram

🔌 API Reference

REST API documentation for developers

📄 Status Pages

Create public status pages for your services

🌍 Multi-Region Checks

Check from multiple locations worldwide

Getting Started

1
Sign up for an account
Create a free account to get started - no credit card required
2
Create your first monitor
Click "New Monitor" and enter your website URL
3
Configure alerts
Choose how you want to be notified when something goes wrong
4
Relax and monitor
We'll check your site every 5 minutes and alert you if anything goes wrong

Monitor Types

HTTP/HTTPS Monitor

Monitor website uptime and response times. Check for specific status codes and keywords in the response.

Expected status code validation (e.g., 200 OK)
Keyword/text match in response body
Custom headers and request methods
Response time tracking

Port Monitor

Check if a specific TCP or UDP port is open and responding.

TCP and UDP protocol support
Custom timeout configuration
Useful for databases, SSH, custom services

DNS Record Monitor

Track DNS records and get alerted when they change.

Monitor A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT records
Alert on unexpected changes
Custom nameserver support

SSL Certificate Monitor

Monitor SSL certificate expiration and validity.

Expiry date tracking
Certificate chain validation
Configurable warning thresholds (30/14/7 days)

Domain Expiration Monitor

Track domain expiration dates via WHOIS.

WHOIS-based expiry tracking
Registrar information
Early warning alerts

Heartbeat Monitor

Reverse monitoring - your cron jobs ping us, we alert if they don't.

Expected interval configuration
Grace period support
Perfect for scheduled tasks and backups

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