App
Updown.io
updown.io is an online service that checks your website's status by periodically sending an HTTP request. It then notifies you by Slack, Telegram, email or SMS when your website is not responding correctly, your SSL certificate is invalid or about to expire, and more.
What your agent can do with Updown.io
Triggers and actions 10 actions
- ActionCreate Check
Creates a new uptime check in updown.io for a URL you want monitored, and returns the created check including its token.
- ActionCreate Recipient
Adds a new alert recipient (email, SMS, webhook, Slack-compatible or Microsoft Teams) to your updown.io account and returns the created recipient.
- ActionDelete Check
Deletes an uptime check from updown.io by its token.
- ActionDelete Recipient
Removes an alert recipient from your updown.io account by its id.
- ActionGet Check
Returns a single updown.io uptime check by its token, including its current status, uptime and settings.
- ActionGet Check Metrics
Returns performance metrics for an updown.io check over a period — uptime, apdex, request counts and average timings, optionally grouped by time or monitoring location.
- ActionList Checks
Returns every uptime check on your updown.io account with its current status and settings.
- ActionList Downtimes
Returns the recorded outages for an updown.io check, newest first, with the reason, start and end times and duration of each.
- ActionList Recipients
Returns every alert recipient on your updown.io account — email addresses, phone numbers, webhooks and chat integrations.
- ActionUpdate Check
Updates the settings of an existing updown.io uptime check — its URL, name, interval, threshold, alert muting and more. Anything left blank keeps its current value.
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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Need a trigger or action that is not here?
Ask your agent. Describe what you need in plain language and it reads the Updown.io API documentation, builds the operation at whatever depth the API allows, tests every branch and ships it. The list above is what exists today, not the limit.