Platform Overview
Bitaic brings the scheduled public monitoring products into one workspace for operations teams. From certificates and endpoints to DNS records and domains, Bitaic helps teams track current state, review history, and route alerts from the same platform.
Key Capabilities
Bitaic supports the public release set through managed checks, API workflows, and alert delivery. Private-beta agent-backed products stay separate until Q1 2027 public-release planning.
- Public Release Set: Monitor certificates, endpoints, DNS records, and domains through the scheduled public product releases.
- Dashboards and History: Review current status, recent checks, historical metrics, alert state, and exported operational data where permissions allow.
- Alert Routing: Configure alert routes through the dashboard, launch-ready integrations, API workflows, and webhooks.
- Automation: Use the Bitaic CLI and API for supported setup, diagnostic, integration, and export workflows.
Core Components
Bitaic is built from customer-facing surfaces, collection components, processing, storage, and alert delivery.
| Component | Role |
|---|---|
| Bitaic App | Set up monitoring, review dashboards, manage alerts, administer users, and inspect history. |
| Bitaic CLI | Run supported local setup, agent, status, and diagnostic workflows from the terminal. |
| API and Webhooks | Automate workspace-scoped monitoring workflows, manage integrations, export data, and deliver signed webhook events. |
| Managed checks | Collect Certificate, Endpoint, DNS, and Domain Monitoring results from Bitaic-managed collectors. |
| Installed agents | Support private-beta product collection only for enrolled workspaces, with details kept in beta-specific documentation. |
Monitoring Capabilities
Bitaic public docs cover the scheduled release products and keep private-beta products out of public navigation and search until their Q1 2027 public-release planning begins.
- Certificate Monitoring: Track certificate status and expiration for HTTPS endpoints.
- Endpoint Monitoring: Track uptime, response times, and service availability for web services.
- Domain Monitoring: Track expiration risk, registry metadata, nameserver drift, DNSSEC state, and registrar-lock state.
- DNS Monitoring: Detect DNS lookup failures, unexpected record answers, TTL drift, DNSSEC state, propagation drift, and slow resolution.
Health Monitoring and Windows Event Monitoring remain private beta only and release publicly in Q1 2027. Their detailed setup, API, support, and troubleshooting docs stay outside launch-visible pages until public-release planning begins.