OneUptime
Open source observability with an AI SRE that fixes code
What it does
OneUptime replaces Datadog, PagerDuty, Statuspage, Pingdom and Sentry with one open-source app: uptime monitoring, on-call, incident management, status pages, logs, traces, metrics, APM and error tracking. New in this launch: an AI SRE. When an incident opens it correlates your logs, traces and metrics, finds the root cause, and opens a pull request with the fix — verified against your repo's own build and test commands before you see it. Apache 2.0. Self-host free, or use our cloud.
Detect outages in seconds, page the right engineer, update your status page, and ship the fix — open-source observability and incident management.
One platform for monitoring, observability & incident response. Investigates incidents with AI and turns findings into fix pull requests for your review. When things go wrong, be the first to know, and the fastest to fix. When something breaks at 2:47 AM, OneUptime catches it in seconds, pages the right person, updates your status page, finds the root cause, and opens the fix PR. Downtime costs you minutes, not customers. The one where an angry customer tells you you're down - and the one where the fix is already in review. The difference is what's watching while you sleep. 2:47 AM Rewind to where it started - the second kind of 3 a.m., minute by minute. Monitor every layer of your stack…from oneuptime.com
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