> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.devhelm.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Guides > Step-by-step DevHelm guides for monitoring, alerting, incidents, status data, and monitoring as code Practical tutorials to help you get the most out of DevHelm. Each guide walks through a specific task from start to finish. ## Getting started New to DevHelm? Start here. Check a web endpoint in under 5 minutes. Get notified when a monitor fails. Understand and resolve your first incident. Verify port connectivity. Validate domain resolution. Track cron jobs and background processes. Monitor an AI tool server. ## Monitoring Create and configure all six monitor types. Get alerts before certificates expire. Reduce false positives with cross-region confirmation. Monitor private APIs with vault secrets. Detect slow endpoints before they become outages. Track scheduled tasks with heartbeat monitors. ## Alerting Set up channels, policies, and escalation chains. Build Slack → PagerDuty → email chains. Route alerts to different teams by monitor tags. Validate the full alert pipeline end-to-end. ## Incidents View, manage, and resolve incidents. Plan downtime without triggering false alerts. Track issues that automated monitoring doesn't catch. ## Status Data Track third-party service health. Get notified when services you depend on have issues. Aggregate monitor and service health. Query and present historical uptime data. ## Monitoring as Code Define your stack in YAML and deploy with one command. Automate deploys from GitHub Actions. Manage staging and production separately. Move from UI-managed to code-managed.