RMON
- How to get licence
- How to set up your Time zone
- How to create a Telegram bot and use it with RMON
- How to create a Slack APP and use it with RMON
- How to create PagerDuty Integration key and use it with RMON
- Notifications and alerting
- Status pages
- Security checklist
- How to use groups and roles
- How to change user settings
Servers
Monitoring built around the services your users depend on
RMON combines website, API, certificate, DNS and network-service checks with monitoring from multiple locations, centralized alerts, history and status pages.
Start with the monitoring problem you need to solve
Each solution uses the same RMON interface and can be combined with the others as your monitoring coverage grows.
Website uptime monitoring
Monitor availability, page content, response time and SSL from multiple locations.
Explore solution 02API and HTTP monitoring
Validate status codes, JSON values, headers, authentication and request timings.
Explore solution 03SSL certificate monitoring
Track HTTPS certificate validity and receive expiration warnings before users are affected.
Explore solution 04DNS record monitoring
Check DNS availability, record values and response time from selected locations.
Explore solution 05TCP port monitoring
Check whether network services accept connections and return the expected banner.
Explore solution 06Multi-location monitoring
Run checks from offices, data centers and regions that represent your users.
Explore solution 07Self-hosted uptime monitoring
Operate RMON in your own Linux infrastructure with centralized web management.
Explore solutionCombine checks without splitting the response workflow
Check the service
Use HTTP, Ping, DNS, TCP, SMTP and RabbitMQ checks for the endpoints that matter.
Choose the locations
Assign checks to individual agents, countries, regions or all available regions.
Define healthy behavior
Set expected responses, retries, timing thresholds and certificate warnings.
Route and share results
Send incident and recovery notifications, review history and publish status pages.