Welcome to Ionhour
Official Ionhour documentation — uptime monitoring, cron job heartbeats, incident management, on-call scheduling, alerting, and status pages for engineers.
Know when your services break — before your users do.
Ionhour monitors your scheduled jobs, probes your endpoints, and alerts your team the moment something goes wrong. When an outage happens, it creates incidents automatically, notifies the right people, and keeps your customers informed with real-time status pages.
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What Ionhour Does
Jobs (Heartbeat Monitoring)
Your scheduled jobs ping Ionhour after each run. If a ping doesn't arrive on time, Ionhour raises the alarm.
Checks (HTTP Monitoring)
Actively probe your websites and APIs from multiple regions — HTTP status, SSL certificates, and response times.
Incidents
Auto-created incidents with full timelines — from detection through acknowledgment to resolution.
On-Call & Escalations
Build on-call schedules and escalation chains so the right person is alerted at the right time.
Alerting
Route alerts to email, Slack, and more — and review every notification that was sent.
Status Pages
Branded, real-time status pages. Public, private, or password-protected, with subscriber updates.
Explore by Area
Monitoring
Dashboard, checks, jobs, and dependencies — everything you keep an eye on.
Incidents
Triage live incidents, view the timeline, and schedule maintenance windows.
On-Call
Teams, schedules, and escalation paths for your responders.
Alerting
Alert routing, channels, and notification history.
Explore
Status pages, the Testing Lab, and deployment windows.
Account & Workspace
Projects, workspace settings, your account, and switching workspaces.