Uptime & Server Monitoring

Detect Server Downtime Instantly via SMS, Email, or Slack

By Infrastructure Support Group • Updated 2026

Detect Server Downtime Instantly via SMS, Email, or Slack

Official Integration Guide for UptimeRobot

Unmonitored website crashes lead to lost sales, poor user experience, and dropped search rankings. This guide demonstrates how to configure continuous HTTP/HTTPS monitoring with automated incident alerts.

Prerequisites and System Requirements

  • Target domain URL or server IP address
  • Access to team communication tools (Email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams)

Step-by-Step Implementation Procedure

1

Add HTTP Endpoint Monitor

Log into your UptimeRobot dashboard and click Add New Monitor. Select HTTP(s) as the monitor type. Enter a descriptive name for your monitor (such as Primary Storefront) and paste your complete website address including `https://`.

2

Configure Checking Intervals

Set your monitoring interval (such as every 60 seconds for critical web applications). Optionally enable Keyword Monitoring to verify that a specific word renders on page load, ensuring the server is not serving a blank screen.

3

Connect Notification Channels

Under the Alert Contacts To Notify section, select your email address, phone number for SMS, or link your team Slack webhook. UptimeRobot monitors your website continuously and sends an instant alert if an HTTP 500 server error or timeout is detected.

Best Practice: Set up a secondary alert contact with a 5-minute delay so management is notified if on-call staff miss the initial alert.

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