Deploy a lightweight OKStatus agent inside your own 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.
One Docker command, a Helm chart, or a single Linux binary with systemd — pick what fits your infrastructure.
The agent enrolls itself with a one-time token generated from your dashboard, then appears as a private region only your organization can use.
Create monitors on internal IPs and hostnames and pick the 🔒 private region — checks run from inside your network, results and alerts flow like any other monitor.
10.x, 192.168.x, .internal, .local — targets our public probes rightly refuse are exactly what your own agent is for.
The agent only makes outbound HTTPS connections to OKStatus — no inbound ports to open — and only ever receives your own organization's checks.
Run one per site, per datacenter or per rack. Each agent reports its identity, version and last-seen status on your dashboard, with rotation and suspension built in.
The agent is a single lightweight Rust binary — pick the packaging that matches your stack.