Step 1
Take a suite you already have.
The critical path you regression-test is the critical path worth monitoring.
Production monitoring
Every service is green. The journey is broken.
The tests you already run for regression, run on a schedule against the live system. They walk the journeys people depend on, such as a login, a claim, an order, a booking or an incident in ServiceNow, and alert with the screenshot of what broke. Also called synthetic monitoring.
The output
What a run leaves.
Where it's the wrong tool
- Minutes, not seconds — this is not a replacement for infrastructure monitoring
- Runs against production carry production consequences: use read-only paths or dedicated accounts
- A pass or fail against the live system on a schedule
- The screenshot that shows what broke
- Coverage of dependencies you do not control
Today
It reports every service as healthy while the checkout flow is unusable because a payment widget stopped loading.
How it works
The agent does
what the person does.
The tests you already run for regression, run on a schedule against the live system. They walk the journeys people depend on, such as a login, a claim, an order, a booking or an incident in ServiceNow, and alert with the screenshot of what broke. Also called synthetic monitoring.
Step 2
Point it at production.
Same steps, different intent: not does it work, but is it working right now.
Step 3
Alert on the failure with the screenshot.
The first thing on-call sees is the screen the user saw.
Specs
- Who it's for
- Operations and site reliability teams
- At a glance
- Runs on a schedule · Real user path · Catches third-party failure
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