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Go from a new workspace to a verified service check.

Stazus organises monitoring around teams, projects, and endpoints. A team owns access and notification settings. A project groups related services. An endpoint defines one HTTP check.

1. Open your workspace

Sign in to Stazus. Choose a team. If you belong to more than one team, use the team switcher to change workspaces.

2. Create a project

Open Projects. Create a project for one product or service boundary. Use a name that responders recognise during an incident, such as Customer API.

3. Add an endpoint

From the project, choose New endpoint. At minimum, provide:

  • An endpoint name
  • The URL that Stazus must request
  • An HTTP method and expected status code
  • A check interval and a timeout shorter than the interval

You can also validate response content. You can send headers or a JSON request body. You can configure latency detection.

Use the real path

Monitor a route that exercises the dependency you need to protect. A shallow health route can pass while a user-facing route fails.

4. Run the first check

Save the endpoint. Open its detail page. Choose Run check. The result records the status code, latency, time to first byte, duration, and any failure reason.

5. Route the signal

Add and verify a contact method. Then assign project or endpoint subscriptions. This makes an alert actionable before the first incident occurs.

Next steps

  • Tune monitor behaviour
  • Read check results
  • Understand the incident workflow
  • Configure notifications

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1. Open your workspace2. Create a project3. Add an endpoint4. Run the first check5. Route the signalNext steps