Latency alerts on Koyeb
Koyeb has no latency alerts. It charts each service’s response time at P50, P90 and P99, plus the maximum, estimated over 5 minutes and viewable for up to 7 days. To be told when a Koyeb service gets slow, you need a tool that alerts on them. For what each percentile means, see P50 vs P95 vs P99 latency explained.
Where Koyeb shows latency
- Open the service in the Koyeb control panel.
- Go to its Metrics tab.
- The HTTP response time chart lists the 50th, 90th and 99th percentiles and the max; a second chart shows requests by status code family.
Response times are a 5-minute estimate and appear a few minutes after requests arrive. Ranges go from 5 minutes to 7 days, and the 7-day view is at 3-hour granularity.
What Koyeb alerts on
Koyeb’s metrics docs describe charts and mention no alerts or notifications, so a slow service shows only when someone opens it.
Which percentile to alert on
Koyeb publishes no P95, so alert on P90 held for several minutes, and keep the threshold a little lower than you would for P95. Its P99 on a small service is often one request.