Uptime alerts that follow confirmed incidents and recoveries
UptimeSure separates check results from notification delivery. Once a monitor crosses its confirmation threshold, an incident opens and linked alert channels are queued durably so a transient notification failure does not silently disappear.
An alert association links one monitor to one notification channel. V1 supports Email, Telegram, Webhook, Slack and Discord, plus per-link delay and recovery controls.
A notification transport failure is recorded as retry or failed according to the bounded retry policy. It does not rewrite the monitor’s actual UP/DOWN result.
DOWN delivery is deduplicated per incident/channel/event. Recovery can suppress an unsent delayed DOWN and queue an UP notification when enabled. Delivery re-checks maintenance before sending a delayed DOWN.
What UptimeSure checks
- Channel configuration validation
- Durable alert queue state
- Delivery retry state
- Recovery preference
- Maintenance suppression
Common use cases
- Operator chat notifications
- Email operations inbox
- Automation webhooks
- Different delays for noisy or high-priority channels
Configuration
- Channel type and destination
- Monitor association
- Delay seconds
- Send recovery toggle
Alerts and recovery
V1 notification destinations are Email, Telegram, Webhook, Slack and Discord. Quiet hours and multi-stage escalation policies are not V1 claims.
Example
Example: send an immediate webhook on confirmed DOWN and an email after a short delay; send recovery when the incident closes.
Frequently asked questions
Does UptimeSure retry transient alert failures?
Yes. V1 uses a bounded durable retry policy.
Can alerts be suppressed during maintenance?
Yes. DOWN delivery is suppressed for active maintenance, including a window that begins after enqueue but before send.
Does V1 have quiet hours?
No. Quiet hours are deferred and are not advertised as a V1 feature.
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