Alertly.Net watches your servers, websites and scheduled jobs, and tells you in plain language when something needs attention, before your users notice.
What Alertly.Net monitors
- Servers. A small agent sends CPU, memory, disk, inodes, swap, load and network usage every 30 seconds by default. You also see running services, Docker containers, top processes, listening ports, failed SSH logins and out-of-memory kills. Alertly.Net warns about new open ports, a firewall being turned off, new admin accounts, disk errors and crashes, a disk that's about to fill up and pending package updates, and can watch MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, nginx and PHP-FPM.
- Websites and APIs. Uptime monitors check HTTP, TCP, ping and DNS from our side, and warn before SSL certificates or domains expire.
- Cron jobs and workers. Heartbeats expect a ping on a schedule and alert you when a job doesn't run, fails or takes too long.
How alerts reach you
When something crosses a line you set, Alertly.Net opens an alert and sends it to your notification channels: email, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Microsoft Teams, phone push or your own webhook. When the problem clears, you get a recovery notice.
You stay in control of the noise:
- Rules only fire after a condition lasts as long as you choose (for example, CPU above 90% for 5 minutes).
- Bursts of alerts are grouped into one summary instead of flooding your phone.
- Quiet hours, escalation channels and an on-call rotation decide who hears about what, and when.
- Maintenance windows silence planned work.
Built for teams
Invite teammates as Owner, Admin, Member or Viewer. Turn serious problems into incidents, write updates and a postmortem, and publish them on a status page your customers can subscribe to.
Where to go next
- New here? Follow the Quick start. It takes about two minutes.
- Installing on many machines? See Installing the agent.
- Automating? Read about the REST API and webhooks.