Observability Platform Status Monitoring

Error trackers, log pipelines, and incident tooling are what you open when something else breaks. If Bugsnag, Sumo Logic, or incident.io is the thing degrading, the missing alerts read as a quiet night. PulsAPI polls each provider's official status page every 60 seconds and records 30, 60, and 90-day uptime, so a gap in your observability stack surfaces on its own.

Services monitored
29
services monitored
Operational right now
29/29
operational now
Average 30-day uptime
99.97%
avg uptime
checked every 60s

Monitored Observability services

Observability monitoring FAQ

Which observability tools does PulsAPI monitor?

PulsAPI tracks the error tracking, logging, and incident platforms on-call teams depend on, including Bugsnag, LogRocket, Sumo Logic, Coralogix, Loggly, logz.io, Netdata, Honeybadger, BigPanda, Catchpoint, and incident.io. Each is polled every 60 seconds against its official status page.

Why monitor the tools that already do monitoring?

An observability outage is invisible by design: when your error tracker stops ingesting, the dashboard shows zero errors rather than an error. Watching those providers from outside your own stack means you learn the difference between a quiet system and a blind one.

Can PulsAPI alert me if my incident tooling is degraded?

Yes, and you can deliberately route it somewhere else. Subscribe to your incident platform and send its alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or email rather than back through the tool that is degrading, so the notification path does not share the outage.

Monitor your entire Observability stack in one place

Subscribe to the services you depend on and route alerts to Slack, PagerDuty, and more. Free for up to 10 services.

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