LogicMonitor uses LM Uptime to continuously monitor websites, servers, and networking hardware from multiple locations, providing the data you need to keep services responsive, reliable, and user-ready.
LM Uptime provides the following benefits:

• Easier Integration—Seamlessly add them to resource groups, services, dashboards, and reports
• Property Inheritance—Automatically inherit properties like other resources
• Resource Explorer Access—Manage your checks directly in Resource Explorer
• Resource Groups Access—Manage your checks using Static and Dynamic groups

You can create LM Uptime resources from the Resources Tree.
The following image illustrates the LM Uptime workflow:

General Requirements for Uptime

To use LM Uptime, you need the following:

• A user with “Manage” permission for Resources. For more information, see Resource Role Permissions.
• LM Uptime license edition

LM Uptime Documentation

• Website Data Alerting using LM Uptime
• LM Uptime Settings

Web Check using LM Uptime

• Web Check Overview using LM Uptime 
• External Web Checks using LM Uptime 
• Internal Web Checks using LM Uptime
• Internal Web Checks using Groovy Scripts with LM Uptime

Ping Check using LM Uptime

• Ping Check Overview using LM Uptime 
• External Ping Checks using LM Uptime 
• Internal Ping Checks using LM Uptime

Web and Ping Check from a File using LM Uptime

• Web and Ping Check from File using LM Uptime

Website Management using LM Uptime

• Website SDT Using LM Uptime
• LM Uptime Properties
• LM Uptime Management
• Understanding Website Status Codes