Analyra
Schedule checks for important website journeys
Analyra can rerun configured browser journeys on a schedule and record what each run observed. These are periodic tests—not real-time uptime monitoring, continuous availability checks, or monitoring of actual user sessions.
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A scheduled test revisits a configured flow at its scheduled time. Its report describes the target, journey, and observations recorded for that run.
This can help teams revisit important browser paths after launch, but it does not continuously watch traffic or guarantee that a page was healthy between scheduled runs.
Choose a safe production journey
Keep production checks read-only where possible. If a journey submits data, creates accounts, sends messages, or reaches a payment provider, configure safe test data and side-effect controls before scheduling it.
Use an environment and cadence appropriate to the journey. A flow that depends on changing state may need a reset or dedicated account to keep its evidence interpretable.
Use a dedicated uptime monitor for availability
A scheduled browser journey is not a replacement for real-time uptime monitoring, latency alerting, or infrastructure health checks. Use those tools when continuous availability signals are required.
Review each run on its own evidence. A missed, incomplete, or unverified run should not be described as a passing check.
Frequently asked questions
Is Analyra a real-time uptime monitor?
No. It runs configured tests on a schedule. It does not continuously monitor uptime or live user traffic.
Can scheduled tests run against production?
They can be configured for an authorized target, but production flows should be designed to avoid unwanted changes, messages, charges, or customer impact.