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Uptime reports and history

Heartbeats, hourly statistics, and downloadable SLA reports in JSON or CSV.

Every check Glowo runs is kept as a heartbeat: its result, latency, region, and — on failure — the error code and message.

Heartbeats

Glowo monitor detail page showing 100% availability, P50 and P95 response times, a check-results bar chart and a response-time chart

A monitor’s detail page: availability, percentiles, the check-result timeline and per-region run results.

The monitor page shows the recent heartbeat timeline. Opening a single heartbeat gives the full detail, including the timing breakdown and the response metadata captured at the time.

GET /monitors/<monitor-id>/heartbeats
GET /monitors/<monitor-id>/heartbeats/<heartbeat-id>

For multi-region monitors each region records its own heartbeat, which is how you tell “the service is down” from “one region cannot reach it”.

Hourly statistics

GET /monitors/<monitor-id>/hourly-stats

Heartbeats rolled up per hour. This is what the dashboard’s longer-range charts draw from — use it when you want a trend rather than individual checks.

SLA reports

GET /monitors/<monitor-id>/report
GET /monitors/<monitor-id>/report?format=csv

Returns uptime percentage, incident count, average latency, paused time and per-day statistics. format=csv returns the same data as a download, for attaching to a customer SLA review or pasting into a spreadsheet.

Paused time is reported separately and excluded from uptime, so pausing a monitor for planned work does not quietly inflate your numbers — the gap stays visible and honest.

Retention

How long heartbeats are kept depends on your plan:

PlanRetention
Free30 days
Pro90 days
Business365 days

Hourly statistics let you see trends across a longer window than raw heartbeats would practically allow. If you need history beyond your plan’s retention, export the report periodically.

Clearing history

DELETE /monitors/<monitor-id>/heartbeats

Deletes every heartbeat for a monitor and resets its statistics.

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