Features
Everything LucidStack does, in detail.
One tool to watch, alert, explain and report. Available in every plan, within its limits.
Monitoring
Ten kinds of checks, run from Paris, Warsaw and Amsterdam.
Websites and APIs
HTTP(S) with method, body, custom headers, basic or bearer authentication, accepted status codes and redirects.
Content and JSON
An expected or forbidden keyword, JSONPath assertions and JSON Schema validation of API responses.
Network services
TCP ports with banner, ping, DNS records on the resolver of your choice, SMTP, IMAP and POP3, WebSocket.
Every phase timed
DNS, connection, TLS and first byte measured on each check, to see where the time goes.
Slow is not up
A response time threshold turns a slow service into a degraded one, before it goes down.
Down to 30 seconds
Checks every 30 seconds to 1 hour, depending on your plan, with a timeout per monitor.
Scheduled tasks
Backups, imports, invoices: know when a cron job did not run, failed or took too long.
Period or cron expression
A simple period or a cron expression with its time zone, and a grace delay.
Start, success and failure
Start and end signals measure each run; an exit code or a failure signal opens an incident.
Maximum duration
A run that lasts too long is reported, even if it ends well.
Logs with each run
The output of the task is kept with its run, for 90 days.
Incidents
An incident gathers everything that happened, from the first failure to the recovery.
Multi-region confirmation
An outage is declared when most regions fail, and closed after several successful checks.
Correlation and dependencies
Services hosted on a server that is down are grouped under its incident.
Traceroute on failure
The network path to the target is recorded when an outage starts.
Planned maintenance
One-off or recurring windows during which alerts are paused and announced.
Anomaly detection
Response times far from their usual level are spotted and explained.
PDF export
The timeline of an incident, to share with a client or keep in your records.
Artificial intelligence
The assistant reads the incident for you and writes what you would have to write.
Probable cause
A diagnosis written from the checks, the regions, the metrics and the recent changes.
Post-mortem
A first draft built from the timeline: what happened, impact, cause and actions.
Public message
An update for your status page, clear for your clients.
Report summaries
The month of each client summarized in a few sentences, in their monthly report.
Alerts and on-call
15 channels: E-mail, Discord, Slack, Telegram, Webhook, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Mattermost, ntfy, Pushover, Gotify, n8n, Make, Zapier, SMS, PagerDuty, Opsgenie.
Escalation policies
Steps with delays until someone takes the incident.
On-call schedules
Layers, rotations and overrides, with a calendar feed for each person.
Quiet hours
What is not urgent waits for the morning; what is urgent still gets through.
SMS
Prepaid credits, with failover between two French providers.
Status pages
Public or private pages that keep your clients informed without them having to ask.
Custom domain
status.yourcompany.com with a TLS certificate issued automatically.
White label
Your logo, your colors and custom CSS, without the LucidStack mention (Agency and Pro).
Subscribers
Incidents and maintenances announced by e-mail, with RSS and Atom feeds.
Always online
A static copy is refreshed every minute and served if the application cannot answer.
Private pages
Password protection for internal pages.
Badge and JSON
An SVG badge for your README and a JSON summary for your tools.
Client reports
Every month, the proof of the work your clients do not see.
Monthly PDF
Availability, incidents and response times of each project, sent automatically.
In their colors
Your logo and colors, from the Agency plan.
Online link
Each report can also be read online, without an account.
Servers
A light agent, installed in one command, for the machines behind your services.
Complete metrics
CPU, load, memory, swap, disks, network and processes.
Silence detected
A server that stops reporting raises an alert.
Linux, amd64 and arm64
A single Go binary, verified by checksum at install time.
Team and security
Several organizations, projects per client and the right access for everyone.
Roles
Owner, admin, member, viewer and client, per organization.
Client access
Your clients see their projects, read-only (Agency and Pro).
Strong sign-in
Two-factor authentication, passkeys, Google and GitHub sign-in.
Audit log
Every change recorded, kept 12 months.
API and integrations
Everything you do in the interface, you can do from your code.
REST API v1
Projects, monitors, checks, incidents and maintenance windows, documented with OpenAPI.
Signed webhooks
Each delivery is signed, to verify that it comes from LucidStack.
No-code automation
n8n, Make and Zapier receive your alerts as events.
Import
Your monitors from UptimeRobot, Uptime Kuma, Better Stack, Cronitor, CSV.
Start monitoring in two minutes.
Add a URL, choose where to be alerted. LucidStack takes care of the rest, day and night.