Pinguzo Documentation
Learn how to monitor your websites, APIs, and servers with Pinguzo's distributed edge monitoring platform.
Monitor types — HTTPS, HTTP, Ping, Port, Keyword, DNS
Notification channels — Email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Webhook
Minimum check interval for critical monitors
Monitor Uptime & Performance
Add a Monitor
Track a website, API, port, or hostname. Supports HTTPS, HTTP, Ping, Port, Keyword, and DNS checks with configurable intervals.
View Monitor Metrics
Explore response time charts, uptime percentages, SSL expiry, TTFB, and per-check history for any monitor.
Import / Export Monitors
Bulk-create monitors from a JSON or CSV file, or export your configuration for backup and migration.
Server Monitoring
Add a Server
Register a Linux server to monitor its CPU, memory, disk, load, and processes. Generates an Agent Key for installation.
Install Pinguzo Agent
Install the lightweight agent on any Linux server with a single curl command. Runs via cron, no inbound ports needed.
View Server Metrics
Dive into CPU, memory, disk, load average, process snapshots, network interfaces, and SMART disk health.
Import / Export Servers
Bulk-register multiple servers at once from a JSON or CSV file without filling in forms manually.
Incidents & Alerts
View Incidents
Review all downtime events, alert triggers, and outage durations across your servers and monitors in one unified view.
Configure Alerts
Define policies with thresholds, durations, and cooldowns for CPU, memory, disk, load, monitor status, and more.
Configure Contacts
Add email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and webhook notification channels to receive alerts where your team lives.
Quick Start
New to Pinguzo? Follow these steps to get up and running in under 5 minutes:
- Go to Monitors → Add a Monitor and enter your website URL
- Go to Servers → Add a Server and copy the installation command
- SSH into your server and run the command to install the agent
- Go to Alerts → Contacts and verify your email (or add Slack)
- Go to Alerts → Alert Policies and add a "Monitor Down" policy
- Your monitoring is live — check Incidents for any immediate findings