CLI reference
norcube monitor monitors
Create, inspect and manage monitors and their check history
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A monitor checks one thing on a schedule: an HTTP endpoint (optionally for a keyword), an SSL certificate, or a domain's registration. Commands that take a <monitor> accept its id or its exact name.
Usage
norcube monitor monitors <command> [flags]Also available as: monitor.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
alerts | Where and when a monitor alerts |
availability | A monitor's uptime and downtime per day |
bulk | Pause, resume or delete many monitors at once |
certificate | The newest TLS certificate an SSL or HTTPS monitor saw |
create | Create a monitor; its first check runs right away |
delete | Delete a monitor and its whole check history |
get | Show a monitor's settings and current status |
list | List monitors with their current status |
pause | Stop a monitor's scheduled checks |
results | A monitor's check results |
resume | Restart a paused monitor's scheduled checks |
run | Run a monitor's check now and show the result |
stats | A monitor's uptime and response times |
status-changes | When a monitor went up, down, or expiring, and for how long |
update | Change a monitor's name, interval or check settings |
Every command also takes the global flags: --profile, --org, -o, --query, --debug and more.
See also
norcube monitor: Monitor uptime, SSL certificates and domain expiry, and manage incidents and alerts