DNS Resolution
Ensuring the name is resolved correctly via DNS. This step confirms that the domain name is correctly translated into an IP address, making it accessible to users.
Ensuring the name is resolved correctly via DNS. This step confirms that the domain name is correctly translated into an IP address, making it accessible to users.
Confirming the response code of the website meets expectations (e.g., code 200). HTTP response codes are indicators of the result of the server’s attempt to process a request. A code 200 means the request was successful.
Ensuring the SSL certificate is still valid and an SSL connection can be established. This is crucial for secure data transmission and user trust.
Measuring the response time, specifically how long it takes for the first data to be sent back to the client (starttransfer_time). We generate graphs from this data to visualize performance trends and identify potential issues.
Recording how long the site has been online or offline. This information is crucial for understanding service reliability and identifying patterns of downtime.
TCP or UDP port monitoring checks if specific network ports are open and responding on a target system.
Checking if the service, website, or API is reachable. This involves sending a request to the server to verify it responds as expected, indicating that the service is operational.
Checking if the specified text fragment is present on the page. This ensures that essential content or keywords are available, which can be critical for functionality and SEO.
Determining the encryption and protocol used (e.g., TLS 1.3) in SSL connections. This helps in assessing the security level of the connection to protect data integrity and privacy.
Sending alerts to an unlimited number of people per checkup, either immediately or, for example, after three consecutive failed checks. This ensures timely awareness and response to any issues detected.
Offering ping checks on specified ports. This will help verify the reachability and response time of services running on different ports.
Domain expiration check monitors the expiration date of your website’s domain name registration. It alerts you when your domain is approaching its renewal deadline, helping prevent accidental expirations that could lead to website downtime or domain loss.
You will soon be able to select the country and continent from which your regular checkups are carried out.
Verifying mail server availability. This ensures email services are operational, which is crucial for communication.
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