happy monitors

bash
happy monitors list                                     # all monitorshappy monitors get <id-or-name>                         # detail viewhappy monitors create [flags]                           # create monitorhappy monitors update <id-or-name> [flags]              # update monitorhappy monitors pause <id-or-name>                       # pause checkshappy monitors resume <id-or-name>                      # un-pausehappy monitors delete <id-or-name>                      # delete + check historyhappy monitors check <id-or-name>                       # run an ad-hoc check now

list

bash
happy monitors listhappy monitors list --status down              # filter by statushappy monitors list --json                     # machine-readable

Output: name, status, region count, last-checked timestamp, URL.

create

bash
happy monitors create \  --name "Acme API" \  --url https://api.acme.com/health \  --type http \  --interval 60 \  --regions us-east,us-west,eu-west \  --expected-status 200,201

get

bash
happy monitors get acme-api

Returns the full monitor row + the last 10 check results + uptime % over the past 24h.

update

bash
happy monitors update acme-api --interval 30 --regions us-east,us-west,eu-west,ap-southeast

pause / resume

bash
happy monitors pause acme-apihappy monitors resume acme-api

delete

bash
happy monitors delete acme-api

Asks for confirmation. Use --yes to skip.

check (ad-hoc)

bash
happy monitors check acme-api

Runs the configured probe right now from the configured region(s) without scheduling a recurring check. Useful for verifying a deploy.