Monitoring for DevOps and SRE teams tired of flaky pages
Your on-call rotation lives or dies on alert quality. StatusEagle is built around one rule: a failure must survive a retry and be confirmed from another location before it pages anyone. What does page you comes with the evidence attached.
StatusEagle for DevOps and SRE provides verified external monitoring
External monitoring for HTTP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, and SNMP targets and cron jobs, with webhooks into existing on-call tools and an API for automation.
Common on-call frustrations
Noisy false alarms
Transient network blips page the on-call engineer, and the team starts snoozing alerts.
Silent pipeline crashes
Background jobs fail silently until a downstream system runs out of data.
Siloed observability tools
Network gear is monitored in a separate tool nobody else looks at during incidents.
Blind deployments
Deploys go out while an incident is still open because nobody checked.
Verified on-call protection with StatusEagle
Transient routing blip caught and suppressed
One monitoring location loses its route to your eu-west load balancer for 90 seconds. The first check fails, the retry fails, the other two locations return 200, and nobody is paged; the event is kept in history.
Multi-region confirmation with exact diagnostic root cause
The primary database stops accepting connections. The TCP monitor fails from all three locations, the verified alert goes to your on-call tool by webhook, and the incident already says “connection refused on :5432”.
How StatusEagle fits
Comprehensive external monitoring designed to plug seamlessly into your existing DevOps workflow.
Multi-location verification
Retry, then confirm from another location, before paging
TCP & UDP monitoring
Databases, queues, DNS, VPN endpoints
Cron job monitoring
Heartbeats for jobs, pipelines and queue workers
Network monitoring
ICMP and SNMP v1/v2c/v3 for routers and firewalls
Integrations
Webhooks into your on-call and ticketing tools
Consensus Engine
Probes distributed across independent cloud providers
A starter monitoring setup
Here's where we'd start: six checks that cover the failures teams like yours hit most. Add more as you learn where things break.
| WHAT | MONITOR | PASSES WHEN |
|---|---|---|
| Public API health | API | 200 + body check |
| Primary database | TCP | Connection accepted |
| Internal DNS | UDP 53 | Replies |
| Edge firewall | SNMP | CPU / memory within range |
| Backup + replication jobs | Cron heartbeat | On schedule |
| Queue worker | Cron heartbeat | Every 5 min |
Which plan fits
Teams with a few services usually start on Professional ($20/month, 100 monitors). Platform teams with many endpoints use Enterprise ($45, 300 monitors). No per-seat pricing, so the whole rotation can have access. Every plan includes all monitor types, 3 locations and multi-location verification.
Your first monitor takes about two minutes.
Free plan: 10 monitors, 3 locations, 1 status page. No credit card.
Frequently asked questions about verified alerts
Still deciding? Start monitoring free and verify your first service in ~2 minutes.
No. It has no rotations or escalation policies. Send verified alerts to your on-call tool with a webhook.