Cloud Infrastructure Status Monitoring

Cloud providers run the compute, storage, and networking your apps sit on. PulsAPI watches AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and the rest, polling each official status page every 60 seconds while it is moving and recording 30, 60, and 90-day uptime. When a region starts to degrade, you hear about it before the support queue fills up.

Services monitored
56
services monitored
Operational right now
42/56
operational now
Average 30-day uptime
98.0%
avg uptime
60s while moving

Monitored Cloud Infrastructure services

Cloud Infrastructure monitoring FAQ

Which cloud providers does PulsAPI monitor?

PulsAPI tracks the cloud platforms engineering teams depend on most, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Oracle Cloud, Linode, Vultr, and Hetzner. Each provider is polled against its official status page every 60 seconds while it is moving, and every few minutes while it is stable.

Can I track a specific cloud region like us-east-1?

Yes. PulsAPI monitors AWS health individually across regions, so you can see whether an incident is isolated to us-east-1 or eu-west-2 rather than guessing from a single global status. The region table on each service page shows the live status for every region.

How fast will I know if my cloud provider goes down?

PulsAPI delivers alerts in under 4 seconds from detection to your channel of choice: Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, webhooks, or email. Community reports often surface a regional issue before the vendor updates its own status page.

Monitor your entire Cloud Infrastructure stack in one place

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