Features

Five verbs. That is the whole product.

Fajita follows an incident the way your team does: watch the services, verify the failure, alert the right people, communicate with customers, and keep the record.

01 · Watch
Real requests against the things that can break, on a schedule that never gets bored.
02 · Verify
One bad request is noise. Fajita re-checks before it says a word, so an alert always means something.
- Automatic re-checks
- Failure thresholds
- Incident states: verifying, degraded, down, recovering
03 · Alert
Confirmed incidents go to the channels your team already watches. Recovery sends one clear all-clear.
- Email
- Slack
- Discord
- Webhooks
04 · Communicate
The public side of an incident: a status page that answers customers before they ask.
- Public status pages
- Incident timelines
- Scheduled maintenance
- Subscriber updates
05 · Learn
What actually happened, over time: the record you bring to the postmortem and the sales call.
- Uptime history
- Response-time trends
- Incident records
- Data export

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Five verbs. That is the whole product.

Real requests against the things that can break, on a schedule that never gets bored.

One bad request is noise. Fajita re-checks before it says a word, so an alert always means something.

Confirmed incidents go to the channels your team already watches. Recovery sends one clear all-clear.

The public side of an incident: a status page that answers customers before they ask.

What actually happened, over time: the record you bring to the postmortem and the sales call.

Five verbs. That is the whole product.

Real requests against the things that can break, on a schedule that never gets bored.

One bad request is noise. Fajita re-checks before it says a word, so an alert always means something.

Confirmed incidents go to the channels your team already watches. Recovery sends one clear all-clear.

The public side of an incident: a status page that answers customers before they ask.

What actually happened, over time: the record you bring to the postmortem and the sales call.