550+ Services We Monitor: Complete Catalog

Introduction

StatusDrop monitors over 550 third-party services across 13 categories, covering the tools and infrastructure that modern SaaS applications depend on. This catalog provides a complete overview of monitored services, how monitoring works, and how to add any service to your status stack.

All services are monitored automatically. When you add a service to your stack, StatusDrop begins checking its status every 1-5 minutes using the appropriate parser for that service's status page format.

Categories Overview

Cloud Infrastructure

Cloud infrastructure services form the backbone of modern SaaS applications. StatusDrop monitors all major providers and their individual service components.

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

AWS provides granular status reporting across regions and services. StatusDrop monitors:

• Compute: EC2, Lambda, ECS, EKS, Fargate, Lightsail
• Storage: S3, EBS, EFS, Glacier
• Database: RDS, DynamoDB, ElastiCache, Aurora, Redshift
• Networking: CloudFront, Route 53, VPC, API Gateway, ELB
• Developer Tools: CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, CodePipeline
• AI/ML: SageMaker, Bedrock, Rekognition, Comprehend

Parser type: aws (custom parser for the AWS Health Dashboard)

Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

• Compute: Compute Engine, Cloud Run, GKE, App Engine, Cloud Functions
• Storage: Cloud Storage, Persistent Disk, Filestore
• Database: Cloud SQL, Firestore, Bigtable, Spanner, Memorystore
• Networking: Cloud CDN, Cloud DNS, Cloud Load Balancing
• AI/ML: Vertex AI, Cloud Vision, Cloud Natural Language

Parser type: gcp (custom parser for Google Cloud Status Dashboard)

Microsoft Azure

• Compute: Virtual Machines, App Service, Azure Functions, AKS
• Storage: Blob Storage, Azure Files, Managed Disks
• Database: Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, Azure Cache for Redis
• Networking: Azure CDN, Azure DNS, Traffic Manager, Front Door

Parser type: azure (custom parser for Azure Status)

Other Cloud Providers

• DigitalOcean: Droplets, Kubernetes, Spaces, App Platform, Managed Databases
• Linode/Akamai: Compute, Block Storage, Object Storage, Kubernetes
• Vultr: Cloud Compute, Bare Metal, Kubernetes, Object Storage
• Hetzner: Cloud Servers, Dedicated, Storage, Load Balancers
• Oracle Cloud: Compute, Storage, Database, Networking

Developer Tools

Source Control & CI/CD

• GitHub: Git operations, Actions, Packages, Pages, Copilot, API
• GitLab: Git operations, CI/CD, Registry, Pages
• Bitbucket: Git operations, Pipelines, Downloads
• CircleCI: Build execution, API, Web app
• Travis CI: Build execution, API
• Jenkins Cloud: Controller, Agents, Plugins

Project Management

• Jira: Web application, API, Webhooks, Automation
• Linear: Web app, API, Webhooks, Sync
• Asana: Web app, API, Webhooks
• Notion: Web app, API, Integrations
• Monday.com: Web app, API, Integrations, Automations

Documentation

• Confluence: Web app, API, Macros
• GitBook: Publishing, Editor, API
• ReadMe: Documentation hosting, API Explorer
• Mintlify: Documentation hosting, Search, API

Payment and Financial Services

Payment Processing

• Stripe: Payments, Dashboard, API, Connect, Billing, Checkout, Terminal
• PayPal: Payments, Checkout, API, Disputes
• Square: Payments, Dashboard, API, POS
• Braintree: Payments, Control Panel, API
• Adyen: Payments, Dashboard, API, Terminal

Financial Infrastructure

• Plaid: API, Dashboard, Link, Data
• Wise (TransferWise): Transfers, API, Dashboard
• Mercury: Banking, API, Dashboard
• Moov: Payments, API, Dashboard

Communication Services

Email

• SendGrid: API, SMTP relay, Marketing, Dashboard
• Mailgun: API, SMTP relay, Dashboard
• Resend: API, Dashboard, Webhooks
• Postmark: API, SMTP, Dashboard, Inbound
• Amazon SES: API, SMTP, Dashboard
• Mailchimp: Campaigns, API, Automations, Landing Pages

Messaging

• Twilio: Voice, SMS, Video, API, Console
• Slack: Messaging, API, Workflows, Connect
• Discord: API, Gateway, Media, Push Notifications
• Telegram: Bot API, Login Widget, Payments

Video & Conferencing

• Zoom: Meetings, Webinars, Phone, API
• Loom: Recording, Hosting, Sharing, API
• Mux: Video, Live Streaming, Data, API

CDN and Performance

• Cloudflare: CDN, DNS, WAF, Workers, R2, Pages, Stream
• Fastly: CDN, Compute, Image Optimization
• Akamai: CDN, Security, Edge Compute
• Bunny: CDN, Storage, Stream, DNS
• KeyCDN: CDN, API
• Vercel Edge Network: CDN, Edge Functions, Image Optimization
• Netlify Edge: CDN, Edge Functions, Forms

Authentication and Identity

• Auth0: Authentication, Management API, Dashboard, MFA
• Okta: Authentication, API, Dashboard, Workforce Identity
• Clerk: Authentication, User Management, Organizations, API
• Firebase Auth: Authentication, Phone Auth, Email Auth
• OneLogin: SSO, MFA, API
• WorkOS: SSO, Directory Sync, Admin Portal, API
• Stytch: Authentication, API, Dashboard

Database and Storage

Managed Databases

• MongoDB Atlas: Clusters, Atlas Search, Charts, Realm, API
• PlanetScale: Databases, Branches, API, Insights
• Supabase: Database, Auth, Storage, Edge Functions, Realtime
• Neon: Database, Branching, API
• CockroachDB: Cloud clusters, Console, API
• Turso: Database, API, Replication

Caching & Queues

• Redis Cloud: Databases, API, Active-Active
• Upstash: Redis, Kafka, QStash, API
• Amazon ElastiCache: Redis, Memcached clusters

Object Storage

• AWS S3: Storage, API, Transfer Acceleration
• Cloudflare R2: Storage, API
• Backblaze B2: Storage, API
• Wasabi: Storage, API

Monitoring and Observability

• Datadog: APM, Infrastructure, Logs, Synthetics, RUM
• New Relic: APM, Infrastructure, Logs, Browser, Synthetics
• Sentry: Error Tracking, Performance, Profiling, Replays
• PagerDuty: Alerting, On-Call, Incident Response
• Grafana Cloud: Dashboards, Alerting, Logs, Traces
• Better Stack: Uptime, Logs, Status Pages
• Honeycomb: Observability, Tracing, SLOs, API
• LogRocket: Session Replay, Error Tracking, Performance
• Axiom: Logs, Traces, Dashboards, API

AI and Machine Learning

Large Language Models

• OpenAI: GPT-4, DALL-E, Whisper, API, ChatGPT
• Anthropic: Claude, API, Console
• Google AI: Gemini, PaLM, Vertex AI, API
• Mistral AI: API, La Plateforme
• Cohere: Generate, Embed, Rerank, API
• Groq: Inference API

ML Infrastructure

• Hugging Face: Hub, Inference API, Spaces
• Replicate: API, Predictions, Models
• Together AI: Inference, Fine-tuning, API
• Modal: Compute, API, Dashboard
• Weights & Biases: Experiments, Registry, Launch

AI Tools

• Pinecone: Vector Database, API, Console
• Weaviate Cloud: Vector Database, API
• LangChain/LangSmith: Tracing, Hub, API

How Monitoring Works

Parser Types

StatusDrop uses 17 specialized parsers to extract status information from different status page formats:

Custom Cascade

For services that do not use a standard status page format, StatusDrop applies a cascade of 19 detection strategies to identify the correct parsing method automatically.

Check Frequency

Adding Services to Your Stack

From the Catalog

1. Open your StatusDrop dashboard
2. Navigate to your stack
3. Click "Add Service"
4. Search the catalog by name or category
5. Select the service and click "Add"

StatusDrop automatically configures the correct parser and monitoring URL.

Custom Services

For services not in the catalog:

1. Click "Add Custom Service"
2. Enter the service name and status page URL
3. StatusDrop will auto-detect the parser type
4. If auto-detection fails, select "Custom" parser type
5. Configure any custom health check endpoints

Via API

Use the StatusDrop API to manage services programmatically:

curl -X POST https://statusdrop.dev/api/v1/stacks/{stackId}/services \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_your_api_key" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "catalogId": "service_catalog_id",
    "displayName": "Custom Display Name"
  }'

Requesting New Services

If a service you depend on is not in our catalog:

1. Open the StatusDrop dashboard
2. Navigate to Support or Feedback
3. Submit a service request with the service name and status page URL
4. We typically add new services within 24-48 hours

Community-published stacks (Pro feature) also expand the catalog automatically. When you publish your stack to the catalog, the services within it become available for other users to monitor.

Conclusion

StatusDrop's catalog of 550+ services covers the vast majority of tools and infrastructure that modern SaaS applications depend on. With 17 specialized parsers and automatic detection, adding monitoring for any service takes seconds.

If your critical dependency is not in the catalog, we will add it. Our goal is to ensure that no SaaS team has to manually check status pages ever again.

Published by StatusDrop - Drop-in status monitoring for SaaS applications.