Uptimerobot

Connects your server monitoring alerts to automated recovery workflows, manages maintenance windows based on your calendar, and updates public status pages during outages.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Uptimerobot integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Uptimerobot calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Uptimerobot data, across all 15 of its actions.
  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Uptimerobot access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.
  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Uptimerobot, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Uptimerobot is unclear instead of plowing ahead.
  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Uptimerobot.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Uptimerobot action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Uptimerobot, and when to use it.

Add Monitor
Use this when you need to start monitoring a url or service for availability.
Delete Monitor
Use this to remove an existing monitor from the account using its unique id.
Edit Monitor
Use this to update the configuration of an existing monitor after confirming the id.
Get Monitors
Pull a list of all monitors and their current status to check for outages.
Get Uptime Ratios
Pull uptime percentages for specific monitors to analyze SLA performance over a period.
Get Monitor Response Times
Fetch historical response times to identify performance degradation trends.
Get Monitor SSL Certificate Info
Pull SSL certificate details to check for upcoming expiration dates.
New Maintenance Window
Create a window where alerts are suppressed for planned system work.
Edit Maintenance Window
Update the timing or duration of an existing maintenance window.
Get Maintenance Windows
List all scheduled maintenance windows to avoid alert overlaps.
New Public Status Page
Create a public facing page to show the status of selected monitors to users.
Edit Public Status Page
Update the name or the set of monitors displayed on a public status page.
Get Public Status Pages
Pull a list of all public status pages associated with the account.
Get Monitor Custom HTTP Statuses
View the user defined http codes that trigger up or down states.
Get Monitor Custom HTTP Headers
Inspect the custom headers currently being sent by the monitors.
Get Account Details
Pull general account metrics and configuration settings.
Get Monitor Authentication Type
Tool to get authentication type for specified monitors. use after providing monitor ids to check http basic auth status.
Get Monitor Timezone
Tool to retrieve timezone for specified monitors. use after providing monitor ids to get monitor timezones.

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Frequently asked questions

UptimeRobot imposes strict rate limits on their API to prevent abuse of their monitoring infrastructure. Ceven manages this by implementing a request queue with exponential backoff. If the agent detects a 429 Too Many Requests response, it will pause all subsequent calls to the UptimeRobot API for that specific account and retry them in a staggered sequence. For users with very large numbers of monitors, Ceven batches read requests whenever possible to minimize the total number of calls. You can see the current queue status in your workflow logs if the agent is slowing down to stay within the provider limits.
Yes. You can build a workflow where a trigger in your CRM or a new entry in a spreadsheet prompts Ceven to call the Add Monitor action. The agent can dynamically set the monitor type, the URL, and the check interval based on the client tier. Once the monitor is created, Ceven can then add that monitor to a specific public status page or assign it to a maintenance group. This ensures that as soon as a client is onboarded, their infrastructure is being watched without any manual entry in the UptimeRobot dashboard.
Ceven supports all monitor types available via the UptimeRobot API. Whether you are tracking a standard HTTP website, a specific TCP port, or using a keyword check to ensure a specific string appears on a page, the agent can manage these configurations. When using the Add Monitor action, you simply specify the monitor type in the request. The agent is capable of distinguishing between a simple ping and a complex keyword monitor, allowing you to set different recovery workflows based on the type of failure detected.
When UptimeRobot detects a failure, it can trigger a Ceven workflow via a webhook. The agent then evaluates the severity of the outage and uses the Edit Public Status Page action to update the friendly name or the status of the affected monitors. This allows you to change a page from Operational to Partial Outage in real time without a human needing to log into the dashboard. Once the monitor returns to an up state, the agent can automatically revert the status page to show everything is functioning normally again.
Absolutely. One of the most powerful uses of the integration is automating the New Maintenance Window action. You can connect your company calendar to Ceven so that whenever a block of time is marked as System Maintenance, the agent automatically creates a corresponding window in UptimeRobot. This prevents your team from being woken up by alerts during planned upgrades. The agent can also edit these windows if the maintenance is extended, ensuring that monitoring resumes exactly when the work is finished.
If the API key becomes invalid, UptimeRobot will return a 401 Unauthorized error. Ceven will immediately flag the integration as disconnected in your settings and send a notification to the workflow owner. Because we store credentials encrypted at rest, you can simply navigate to the connection tab and update the key. Once updated, the agent will automatically resume any paused workflows and attempt to clear any pending actions that failed during the authentication gap to ensure no monitoring gaps persist.
Yes. By using the Get Monitor SSL Certificate Info action, Ceven can periodically scan all your monitored domains. You can set up a weekly workflow that pulls the expiration dates for every certificate. If the agent finds a certificate expiring in less than thirty days, it can open a ticket in Jira or send a high priority message to your security team. This prevents the common problem of a site going down simply because a certificate renewal was forgotten, turning a manual check into a proactive automated guardrail.
Ceven can manage as many monitors as your UptimeRobot plan allows. However, be aware that UptimeRobot has different API capabilities depending on whether you are on a free or paid plan. For example, some advanced monitoring types or higher frequency checks are gated behind paid tiers. Ceven simply interacts with the API provided; if you try to create a monitor type that your current plan does not support, the API will return an error which the Ceven agent will report back to you as a plan limitation.

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