Monitor what the internet can't reach.
Deploy a lightweight agent inside your network and monitor databases, intranets, VPN-only services and anything behind your firewall, with the same dashboard, alerts and status pages as your public monitors.
Max+5 agents on Max · 20 on Enterprise
Private network LIVE
pg-cluster.internal:5432agent: dc-paris-rack2 UP 2 ms
vault.corp.localagent: dc-paris-rack2 UP 4 ms
10.0.4.12 (NAS)agent: office-nuc DEGRADED 890 ms
gitlab.intranet:443agent: office-nuc UP 11 ms
How it works
Up and running in three steps.
No inbound port to open, ever.
01 Deploy the agent A Linux install script, one Docker command, a Helm chart, or plain environment variables for Kubernetes, Nomad or ECS.
02 Enroll with a token The agent enrolls with a one-time token from your dashboard, then appears as a private region only your organization can use.
03 Monitor private targets Create monitors on internal IPs and hostnames and pick the agent's region. Results and alerts flow like any other monitor.
Built for private infrastructure
Safe by design.
Outbound only, scoped to your organization.
Private IPs, allowed
10.x, 192.168.x, .internal, .local: the targets our public probes rightly refuse are exactly what your agent is for.Egress-only, org-scoped
The agent only makes outbound HTTPS connections to OKStatus and only receives your own organization's checks.One agent per site
One per office, datacenter or rack, each with its own region. Each reports its host, version and last-seen time, with credential rotation and suspension built in.Install
Four ways to install.
A single lightweight Rust binary. Pick the packaging that matches your stack; the dashboard prints the command with your token filled in.
curl -fsSL https://get.okstatus.eu/agent/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- \ --token <one-time-token> --name dc-paris-rack2 \ --aggregator https://backend.okstatus.eu
No. The agent only makes outbound HTTPS connections to OKStatus; nothing listens on your network.
Your first monitor in under a minute.
Free plan, no card. Hosted and operated in Europe.