canary-watch

Post-deploy monitoring for regressions involves checking your production URL for HTTP status errors, console failures, and performance metric drops against a baseline. You can configure interval checks to run continuously for a set duration immediately after a deploy to catch issues before users notice.

Canary testing for deployment validation is the process of monitoring a newly deployed web application for HTTP errors, missing content, and API SLA breaches. It uses configurable alert thresholds to send notifications when critical performance regressions are detected.

Yes, you can compare staging versus production environments using side-by-side diff watch modes. This workflow detects performance regressions by validating critical page content, network failures, and LCP, CLS, or INP metrics against your established baselines.

You can set up alerting for API SLA breaches and console errors by configuring warning and critical thresholds. When limits are breached, the system sends desktop notifications and optional Slack or Discord webhook alerts to notify your team.

Yes, post-deploy monitoring works for validating dependency upgrades by performing sanity checks on your web application. It detects missing critical content, network failures, and HTTP status errors introduced by the dependency changes.