Catch issues before your users do
Health checks, alerts, and public status pages are not three projects. With Perspectify they are one flow — from the first failed check to the incident your customers can read.
By The Perspectify team
The worst way to learn your app is down is from a customer. The second worst is from a monitoring tool that knows nothing about how you communicate with those customers.
One flow, not three
In Perspectify you define HTTP health endpoints, and they are evaluated automatically in the background. Any endpoint can become a public status-page component with a toggle. When something breaks, you publish an incident; when it is fixed, you resolve it — and subscribers and the RSS feed update automatically.
- Define health checks per project.
- Promote any check to a public status component.
- Publish incidents and maintenance windows your users can subscribe to.
- Let the Operations Manager agent surface what needs attention first.
Trust is a feature
A clear, current status page is one of the cheapest ways to build trust with your users. Wiring it to the same health data your engineers watch means it is never out of date — and that is the difference between a status page that reassures people and one that quietly erodes confidence.