Watches what a Matmon installation relies on - no account or credential needed.

"Matmon Cloud - health" reads the cloud's health endpoint (cloud.matmon.eu/healthz): its own verdict and response time - if it fails, remote access, alert relay, SMS and cloud backups are affected. "Matmon Cloud - certificate" warns before the cloud's certificate runs out. "Matmon Cloud - sign-in page" checks the page people sign in on. "matmon.eu - website" checks the website. "Matmon - agent download feed" and "Matmon - Windows update feed" check the release files on GitHub that agents and Windows installations update from (how many agent packages there are, the size of the Windows package).

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Slack's public status API (slack-status.com) - no workspace or token needed.

"Slack - status" is Slack's overall verdict plus the number of active incidents (a warning from the first one); "Slack - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance.

Reads 1Password's public status page (status.1password.com) - no account or credential needed.

"1Password - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "1Password - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads DigitalOcean's public status page (status.digitalocean.com) - no account or credential needed.

"DigitalOcean - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "DigitalOcean - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads OpenAI's public status page (status.openai.com) - no account or credential needed.

"OpenAI - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "OpenAI - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "OpenAI - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads AnyDesk's public status page (status.anydesk.com) - no account or credential needed.

"AnyDesk - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "AnyDesk - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "AnyDesk - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads TeamViewer's public status page (status.teamviewer.com) - no account or credential needed.

"TeamViewer - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "TeamViewer - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "TeamViewer - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Dropbox's public status page (status.dropbox.com) - no account or credential needed.

"Dropbox - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "Dropbox - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "Dropbox - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Zoom's public status page (status.zoom.us) - no account or credential needed.

"Zoom - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "Zoom - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Confluence's public status page (confluence.status.atlassian.com) - no account or credential needed.

"Confluence - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "Confluence - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "Confluence - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Jira's public status page (jira-software.status.atlassian.com) - no account or credential needed.

"Jira - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "Jira - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "Jira - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Cloudflare's public status page (www.cloudflarestatus.com) - no account or credential needed.

"Cloudflare - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "Cloudflare - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads GitHub's public status page (www.githubstatus.com) - no account or credential needed.

"GitHub - overall status" is the page's own verdict (All Systems Operational / Minor / Major Outage / Maintenance) as one channel; "GitHub - components" gives every component its own channel, so a warning names what is affected; "GitHub - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance from the page's history feed.

Add the templates to a host or folder of your choice and create a sensor from each; the target is already set.

Reads Hornetsecurity's public status page (status.io API and its RSS feed) - no account or credential needed.

"Hornetsecurity - services" gives every service (Spam and Malware Protection, Email Encryption, Backup ...) its own channel; "Hornetsecurity - services by location" does the same per data centre ("Spam and Malware Protection - Germany - Frankfurt"); "Hornetsecurity - incidents (RSS)" counts open incidents and maintenance. A service that is not operational turns its channel - and the sensor - to warning or error, and the message names it.

Reads Google's public status dashboards - no account needed.

"Google Cloud - incidents (Atom)" and "Google Workspace - incidents (Atom)" count open incidents; an incident closes when Google marks it RESOLVED.

Reads the public AWS Health Dashboard feed - no AWS account needed.

"AWS - service health (RSS)" counts open AWS events (an item closes when AWS marks it resolved). The default feed covers every service in every region; to watch only what you use, change the sensor's target to that service's feed, e.g. https://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/ec2-eu-central-1.rss (the dashboard lists every feed).

Reads Microsoft's public status pages (status.cloud.microsoft and azure.status.microsoft) - no account or credential needed.

"Azure - status" and "Microsoft 365 - status" are Microsoft's overall verdicts; "Microsoft 365 consumer services" gives every consumer service (Outlook.com, OneDrive, Teams free ...) its own channel; "Azure - incidents (RSS)" counts open Azure incidents.

Note: the health of YOUR tenant's Exchange Online, Teams or SharePoint is only in the Microsoft 365 admin center (Service health) and needs a sign-in to Microsoft Graph; these templates show what Microsoft reports publicly - which is what matters when a whole region is down.