Troubleshooting

Kiyo Monitor reports downtime

Verify an availability alert and decide whether to wait, investigate or escalate.

What this usually means

Kiyo Monitor could not reach the website during a check. The cause might be a temporary network issue, hosting or domain problem, website application error or planned maintenance. One failed check does not always prove sustained downtime.

Quick checks

  1. Open the Monitor result and note the last check.
  2. Check Kiyo Service Status.
  3. Try the website manually from another device or network.
  4. Review recent website, domain or deployment changes.
  5. Check whether the next Monitor result confirms the issue.

What Kiyo may already be checking

WebsitePossible downtime

Last checkFailed

MonitoringActive

Next actionVerify website

What to do next

If Service Status shows an incident, follow that update. If the site works manually and the next check succeeds, the event may have been brief. If both Monitor and manual checks fail, open human support with the alert details.

Advanced checks

  • Review response status and timeout detail
  • Compare multiple monitoring locations when available
  • Check application and hosting logs
  • Review domain resolution
  • Correlate the alert with deployment or maintenance activity

False positives can occur

Still need help?

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