Check Types
SolidPing supports 40 check types across multiple categories for monitoring your services. Each check type has specific configuration options and validation capabilities.
Incidents
SolidPing automatically creates, tracks, and resolves incidents based on check results. This page explains how the incident system works and how to configure it.
Status Pages
SolidPing includes built-in public status pages that let you share service availability with your users, customers, or team members — no authentication required.
Observability
SolidPing integrates with popular observability tools to help you monitor the monitoring platform itself. All three integrations are configured independently and can be enabled side by side.
On-Call & Escalation
SolidPing can route incidents to the right person at the right time using on-call schedules and escalation policies. Together they answer two questions: who is responsible right now? and what happens if they don't respond?
Maintenance Windows
Maintenance windows let you suppress alerts during planned work — deployments, upgrades, infrastructure changes — so your team isn't paged for downtime you already know about. While a window is active, failing checks in scope do not create incidents or send notifications.
MCP Server (AI Access)
SolidPing ships a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, letting AI assistants and LLM agents read and manage your monitoring data through a standard tool interface. Point an MCP-capable client (such as Claude) at SolidPing and it can list checks, inspect incidents, build status pages, and schedule maintenance — all scoped to a single organization.
Live Dashboard Updates
The dashboard updates in real time: check status changes, new incidents,
Pre-filled "Add check" links
The check create page can be pre-filled from URL query parameters, so you
Check Groups
Check groups let you organize related checks — everything behind one service, one
Private Locations & Agents
Monitor infrastructure that is not reachable from SolidPing's cloud workers —
SSH Tunnels
Probe services that are only reachable through a bastion host — private
Custom Domains
Serve a status page on a domain you own — status.yourcompany.com — instead of
Status Badges
A status badge is a small SVG image showing one check's live status —
Network Discovery
Discovery scans a network for monitorable hosts and turns what it finds into
Events
The Events page (/orgs/:org/events) is an org-wide, chronological
SLOs & Uptime Reports
An SLO (service-level objective) turns "is it up?" into "is it up enough?".
Audit log
SolidPing records who did what, when, and from where — sign-ins, membership
Traceroute diagnostics
When a check goes down because its target could not be reached, SolidPing
Support inbox
Every inbound channel SolidPing owns used to drop anything that was not a
TV Mode (Wallboards)
A very common home for a status page is a television on an office wall: a
Embedded devices (TCP/UDP)
Heartbeat checks are SolidPing's passive "this thing is alive" primitive, but
Config as Code
Keep an organization's checks in a file, in git, and let SolidPing reconcile
JavaScript checks
A js check runs a script you write against a real, sandboxed JavaScript
Labels
A label is a key=value tag you attach to a check. A check can carry any
Migration
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