Google’s infrastructure is impressive, but it’s not infallible. Monitoring from outside GCP means you’ll actually know when things go sideways.
Everything you need to monitor GCP workloads from independent infrastructure.
HTTP/HTTPS monitoring with full request customization. Headers, methods, expected responses, all of it.
Monitor databases, mail servers, or any TCP service. Because not everything runs on port 80.
Get alerts before certificates expire. Avoid the 3am "certificate expired" panic.
Monitor from 12 different regions. Make sure your site is up everywhere, not just from your location.
Automated incident creation, team collaboration, timelines, and postmortems. Built for teams.
Unlimited status pages with custom domains. Keep users informed during stressful times.
Email, Slack, Discord, SMS, Telegram, Pushover, webhooks. Alert the right people, the right way.
No per-seat pricing nonsense. Invite your whole team to collaborate on incident resolution.
Organize monitors into projects. Perfect for agencies or teams managing multiple products.
“Phare provides a nice and clean UI, actually the best that I have seen for a monitoring tool so far. But you got many more features, like a status page with custom domain, own alert rules and alerting from different regions.”
Adriaan Wind
CTO & Co-Founder, Anny
Industry: Software as a Services
Team size: 10-50
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Yes! Use Cloud Monitoring for deep GCP metrics and application traces. Use Phare as your independent watchdog that works even when GCP doesn’t.
Cloud Monitoring is great for internal metrics. Phare monitors from outside GCP, checking if your users can actually reach your services.
Different use cases, but Phare’s pricing is straightforward: unlimited checks, unlimited team members, no surprise bills. Check the pricing page for details.
Phare monitor any publicly accessible HTTP/HTTPS endpoints. If your GKE services are exposed via load balancers or ingress, you’re covered.
Perfect use case! If you’re running workloads across GCP, AWS, or Azure, Phare monitors them all from one independent platform.
Google cloud is a trusted and reliable IaaS, but Phare believes in supporting smaller business that pay their taxes over big-techs company run by tech-bros with the only goal of increased share price.
Running multi-cloud? Phare is a great way to know if your users can actually reach your service.