> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bothosting-net.gitbook.io/bot-hosting.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bothosting-net.gitbook.io/bot-hosting.net/pages-and-resources/uptime-monitor.md).

# Status Page and Uptime Monitor

Thanks to Agent!

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The status updates website is handled by Bot-hosting.net Staff Members.
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Link: <https://status.bot-hosting.net/>\
API Docs: <https://status.bot-hosting.net/docs>\
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Updates can be found in its dedicated post (<https://discord.com/channels/884145104401608735/1317817006686470194>)

Check Bot-Hosting's service status, updated every minute! Latency for up to 4 locations is available.

View uptime and alerts history for upto 365 days in the past!

Add a Discord webhook url and get alerts straight to your Discord server, select types of alerts: nodes, sites, capacity and incidents; select priority monitors to get pinged when an alert is sent for a specific monitor (also works for custom monitors).

Login to report an issue with a monitor, once a certain threshold of reports is reached, an alert will be sent to all webhooks and the monitor's status will be changed so others can know about the issue.\
You can only report a monitor once.

#### API:

* Start monitoring the status for your bot-hosting.net server.
  * Add up to 3 server monitors. (can be increased upon request)
* Get alerts straight to your connected webhook.
* Get bot-hosting stats via the api for history, uptime, and your custom monitors.


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