1. Regular Interval Checks #
The monitoring system sends HTTP, HTTPS, or TCP requests to your website at predefined intervals. These checks can be as frequent as every minute or spaced out over longer periods, depending on your preference.
2. Global Monitoring Stations #
To ensure accurate and comprehensive monitoring, checks are performed from multiple global locations. This helps identify regional issues and ensures that your website is accessible to users worldwide.
3. Response Verification #
When a request is sent, the monitoring system waits for a response. It checks the response status codes (like 200 OK) and verifies that the expected content is being served correctly. Any deviations from expected responses are flagged as potential issues.
4. Alert System #
If the monitoring system detects downtime or any anomalies, it triggers alerts. These alerts can be sent via email, SMS, or other communication channels, allowing you to respond quickly to resolve the issue.
5. Detailed Reporting #
Comprehensive reports provide insights into your website’s uptime and performance over time. These reports help you identify trends, pinpoint recurring issues, and make informed decisions to improve reliability and performance.
