Why Multi-Region Monitoring Matters
Your users aren't all in one place -- your monitoring shouldn't be either
CDN Failure Detection
Your CDN edge in Singapore goes down, but you're in New York -- everything looks fine. We catch regional CDN failures instantly.
Routing Problem Detection
DNS or BGP routing issues can make your site unreachable in specific regions. Multi-region monitoring finds these hidden outages.
Geo-Blocking Verification
Ensure geo-targeted content works correctly. Detect misconfigured geo-blocking or GDPR compliance issues.
Regional Performance
Your site loads fast in US but slow in Asia? Compare response times across regions to find bottlenecks.
ISP-Specific Issues
Sometimes only users on certain ISPs have problems. Multi-region monitoring uses diverse network paths.
False Positive Elimination
Confirm incidents from multiple regions before alerting. No more 'down' alerts when only one location has network issues.
How Multi-Region Monitoring Works
Global monitoring in 3 simple steps
Select Monitoring Regions
Choose specific regions (US, EU, APAC) or use AUTO mode to monitor from all 25+ locations.
Define Incident Rules
Set thresholds: 'Alert if down in 3+ regions' or 'Alert if ANY region fails'. Customize for your needs.
View Regional Health
Dashboard shows per-region uptime. Compare latency, identify problematic areas, and track regional incidents.
Who Needs Multi-Region Monitoring?
Any site with a global audience
Global SaaS
Users in Europe, Asia, Americas? Monitor from all regions to ensure consistent uptime worldwide.
E-commerce Platforms
Black Friday sale down in Asia-Pacific while US works fine? You need multi-region monitoring.
Gaming Platforms
Monitor game servers in all regions. Know which regions are experiencing high latency or outages.
Streaming Services
CDN edge failures cause buffering in specific regions. Detect and fix before user complaints flood in.
Multi-Region Monitoring FAQ
Common questions about global monitoring
What regions do you monitor from?
25+ locations across 6 continents: North America (US West, East, Central), Europe (Germany, Netherlands, UK, France), Asia (Singapore, Japan, India), South America (Brazil), Africa (South Africa), and Oceania (Australia).
How many regions should I monitor from?
Depends on your audience. Global SaaS? All regions. US-only? 3-5 US locations. AUTO mode (default) monitors from all regions for maximum coverage.
What's the difference between soft and hard incidents?
Soft = down in 1+ regions (potential problem). Hard = down in 3+ regions (confirmed outage). You choose which triggers alerts.
Can I see which specific region is down?
Yes! Dashboard shows per-region status. Incident details list which regions failed checks. Perfect for debugging regional issues.
How do you prevent false positives?
We verify incidents from multiple regions before alerting (default: 3+ regions). Single-region network blips don't trigger alerts.
Does multi-region monitoring cost extra?
No! All plans include multi-region monitoring. Free plan: 3 regions. Pro/Business: all 25+ regions.
Can I test CDN edge servers in specific cities?
Our regions are at city level (e.g., Frankfurt, Singapore). Contact us if you need monitoring from specific ISPs or edge locations.