uptime_service

Manages an Uptime monitoring service. A service represents a web application or API endpoint that you want to monitor.

Basic Example

main.tfhcl

resource "uptime_service" "api" {
  name        = "API Server"
  url         = "https://api.example.com"
  description = "Main API gateway"
  is_public   = true
}

Advanced Example

Define multiple services with status page ordering and export computed values for use in other resources.

main.tfhcl

resource "uptime_service" "frontend" {
  name              = "Frontend"
  url               = "https://app.example.com"
  description       = "Next.js frontend application"
  is_public         = true
  status_page_order = 1
}

resource "uptime_service" "api" {
  name              = "API Server"
  url               = "https://api.example.com"
  description       = "Main API gateway"
  is_public         = true
  status_page_order = 2
}

output "api_service_id" {
  value = uptime_service.api.id
}

output "api_slug" {
  value = uptime_service.api.slug
}

Argument Reference

Name	Type	Status	Description
`id`	String	Computed	Server-generated UUID of the service.
`org_id`	String	Optional + Computed	Organization ID. Falls back to the provider-level org_id if not set.
`name`	String	Required	Display name of the service.
`url`	String	Required	URL of the service to monitor.
`slug`	String	Computed	Server-generated URL-friendly slug.
`description`	String	Optional	Human-readable description of the service.
`is_public`	Bool	Optional + Computed	Whether the service is visible on the public status page.Default: `false`
`status_page_order`	Int64	Optional	Display order on the status page.
`created_at`	String	Computed	Timestamp when the service was created.
`updated_at`	String	Computed	Timestamp when the service was last updated.

Import

Existing services can be imported using their UUID.

bash

terraform import uptime_service.api <service-uuid>