Monitoring
Synthetic monitoring means running scripted checks against your application on a schedule, from real locations around the world, before your users notice something is broken. Checkly is one of the most developer-friendly platforms for doing exactly that. This guide covers everything: what Checkly actually is, how it's
Monitoring
Ten minutes. That's genuinely how long it takes to go from zero to a running monitor in Checkly. This guide walks through every step: account setup, first API check, first browser check with Playwright, and alerts. No prerequisites except a browser and an endpoint to monitor. Step 1:
CI/CD
Checkly checks defined through the UI are fine for small setups. They break down when you have a team: no version control, no code review, no way to track what changed when, and manual effort to keep checks in sync with your application. The Checkly CLI solves this. You define
API Testing
Checkly's API checks are HTTP monitors with assertions. You send a request, define what "passing" looks like, and Checkly runs that check from global locations on a schedule. When an assertion fails, you get alerted. Simple premise, a lot of depth in the details. This guide