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Servers
Website uptime monitoring from multiple locations
Know when a website is unavailable, slow or returning the wrong response. RMON checks public and private web services from the locations that matter to your users.
An uptime check should verify more than a successful connection
A website can return a page while an important part of the service is already broken. RMON can validate the HTTP status, expected content, headers, redirects and certificate state so the result reflects the experience you actually want to provide.
Run the same check from several RMON locations to separate a local network problem from a wider outage. Current results, response time and history remain available in one interface.
Detect real failures
Check the response code and required page content instead of relying on a connection alone.
See slow responses
Track response time and detailed HTTP timings, then alert when a threshold is exceeded.
Respond with context
Include the affected URL, monitoring location and failure reason in the incident workflow.
What this solution can cover
- HTTP and HTTPS availability checks
- Expected status-code validation
- Required and forbidden response content
- Response-header validation
- Redirect and HTTP-version checks
- SSL certificate expiration alerts
- Response-time thresholds and retries
- Incident and recovery notifications
Start monitoring a website in four steps
- 01
Add the URL
Create an HTTP check for the website or application endpoint you want to protect.
- 02
Define a healthy response
Choose the accepted status, content, headers and performance threshold.
- 03
Choose locations
Assign the check to the agents, countries or regions that represent your users.
- 04
Route alerts
Select notification channels and publish the result on a status page when useful.
Common questions about website uptime monitoring
Can RMON check page content?
Yes. An HTTP check can require expected content and report a failure when the response no longer matches.
Can one website be checked from several locations?
Yes. Assign the check to several agents, countries or regions and review each location separately.
Does RMON monitor HTTPS certificates?
Yes. HTTPS checks can validate the certificate and warn before its expiration date.