IT infrastructure monitoring you can rely on

Monitoring You Can Rely On

No false incidents. Stay peace of mind.

Infrastructure downtime costs you more than just your reputation; it directly affects your revenue. If a potential customer lands on your server and it’s down, they’re going to head right over to your competitor’s that is online.

That’s not all. If your website is consistently down, your SEO ranking will be impacted meaning your competitors get ahead of the game again. The answer? Identifying website downtime as soon as it happens is key to your business needs.

Find Trouble Before Your Customers Do

Availability issues is a disaster. Setup monitoring and avoid costly problems. Happened downtime? Get notified.

13 Performance Metrics

Use a wide range of metrics. Service includes a collection of the most popular tracking tools.

5 Global Points

Check uptime around the world. If you’re down in US but up in Europe, you’ll know about it

1-60m Check Interval

Monitor performance with the fastest 1-min checks or set a longer time. Your choice

Simple and Quick Set Up

It's quick and easy to set up. Create your monitor in the control panel and then run a single line of script on the target server to get everything up and running.

Ping, SSL & TLD expiration

The most commonly used monitors come built-in and can be configured in a few seconds.

Instant Alerts

Downtime happens. We'll send you a notification letting you know when it does.

Invisible Mode

We'll keep an eye on your infrastructure for you in the background

Fair Pricing

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Monitoring Guidelines

How to connect host or domain

This guide describes the process of connecting the infrastructure to the monitoring service.

How to connect metrics

In this guide, you will learn how to add tracking of various metrics for a host or domain.

How to Install and Configure Zabbix

This guide covers installing Zabbix on CentOS 8.

FAQ

How does alerting work?

If any metric is above the defined levels you set then we will send an alert. If the script has not received a response in the expected time frame this will also trigger an alert. The script itself does not require any file space to run and as such if your disk becomes full the script will still trigger alerts.

How does alerting work?

If any metric is above the defined levels you set then we will send an alert. If the script has not received a response in the expected time frame this will also trigger an alert. The script itself does not require any file space to run and as such if your disk becomes full the script will still trigger alerts.