Vitrina Engine watches your sites, servers, certificates and mail hosts, and tells you the moment something breaks.
Know in one screen
Everything you monitor, grouped by what needs you first. What is down, what is degraded, what recovered while you were asleep, and how long each has been that way.
One incident, not forty
Monitors declare what they depend on. When something upstream fails you get a single incident showing the blast radius, with everything downstream marked as part of it rather than paged separately.
Woken only when it matters
An outage arrives as a time-sensitive alert. A recovery arrives quietly. A failure is confirmed from several places before anyone is woken, so a blip on one route does not become a phone call.
Act from the notification
Acknowledge an incident to stop the escalation ladder, resolve it, or leave a note your team sees, and publish that note to your status page in the same step.
Change what is monitored
Add and edit monitors, set check intervals, write assertions, pause anything noisy, and route alerts to the right channels. Thirteen kinds of check: HTTP, ping, TCP, UDP, DNS, SSL certificate expiry, domain expiry, heartbeat, blacklist, server agent, SMTP, IMAP and POP3.
Run the rest of it too
Status pages and their components, on-call schedules and escalation policies, notification channels, client workspaces, team members and invitations, API keys, private probes and server agents, error tracking projects and issues, and your audit log.
Inside the machine
Server agents report CPU, memory, disk, load and whether a named service is running, and every one of those is a monitor that can page you.
Blacklist monitoring
Watch your mail server addresses against the DNS blocklists that decide whether your mail arrives, included from the free plan.
Built for agencies
A workspace per client, with a status page and members of its own. A client signs in and sees their own monitors and nothing else.
