Discord alerts for
SSL, DNS & uptime monitoring
Push monitoring alerts to a Discord server channel.
How it works
How Merlonix delivers to Discord
Merlonix posts to Discord through a channel webhook, formatted as a Discord embed. Create the webhook in the channel’s integration settings, paste it into Merlonix, and each alert lands as a readable embed — the format solo operators and small teams living in Discord already use.
Alerts render as Discord embeds, not a wall of plain text — the asset, check, and change are laid out to scan.
Point different webhooks at different channels to separate clients or severities.
No bot to host or maintain — a channel webhook is all it takes.
Setup
Set up Discord in three steps
Step 1
In Discord, open the channel’s Integrations → Webhooks and create a webhook.
Step 2
In Merlonix, add a Discord notification channel and paste the webhook URL.
Step 3
Send the one-click test, then attach the channel to the assets you want covered.
What fires an alert
The delivery channel changes; the monitoring doesn’t
Every alert carries the same context regardless of destination: which client asset changed, which check fired (SSL-certificate expiry or change, DNS-record drift, domain registration/expiry, uptime, DNSSEC, security headers, blocklist status, and more), and what specifically changed. Alerts fire on real state changes between definitive checks — not on a transient blip.
- SSL / TLS monitoring
- DNS & DNSSEC monitoring
- Domain-hijack & registrar-lock monitoring
- Security-header monitoring
Discord is one of ten delivery destinations, and Merlonix also runs on-call rotations and escalation policies so the right person is paged. See alerting & on-call →
Other destinations
Prefer a different channel?
Merlonix delivers the same alerts to every destination your team already uses.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Which Merlonix plan includes Discord alerts?
Discord alert delivery is available on Starter and above. You can start on the free plan and add Discord when you are on the qualifying tier.
What do Discord alerts actually contain?
Every alert carries the same context regardless of destination: which client asset changed, which check fired (SSL-certificate expiry or change, DNS-record drift, domain registration/expiry, uptime, DNSSEC, security headers, blocklist status, and more), and what specifically changed. Alerts fire on real state changes between definitive checks — not on a transient blip. The Discord message carries that same context, so a responder can triage from the alert itself.
Can I use Discord alongside other channels?
Yes. A single asset can send to Discord and other destinations at once — for example email plus a chat channel plus an on-call channel — so no alert rides on one delivery path. Merlonix supports email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, a generic webhook, SMS, PagerDuty, and Opsgenie.
Do I need access to my clients’ servers to monitor them?
No. Merlonix probes each domain from the outside in — its public SSL certificate, DNS records, registration data, and HTTP responses — the same way a browser or resolver would. You add an asset by hostname; the Discord channel just decides where the resulting alert is delivered.
Wire monitoring into Discord today
SSL, DNS, uptime, and vendor-aware alerts across every client asset — delivered where your team already works. Start free, no credit card.