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By Dotcom-Monitor
Video is the single largest driver of internet traffic worldwide. According to the Sandvine Global Internet Phenomena Report, video accounts for 65% of all internet traffic, with on-demand streaming alone consuming over half of all downstream bandwidth on fixed networks. In the United States, households spend nearly five hours per day streaming content, and 94.6% of internet users worldwide watch online video monthly.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
APIs power modern applications. Every login request, product search, payment authorization, and mobile app refresh depends on an API responding quickly and reliably. When latency increases, users feel it immediately. Pages stall. Transactions hang. Confidence drops. Most engineering teams measure API latency. Fewer truly monitor it. There is a difference. Many teams track average latency in dashboards and assume performance is healthy.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
APIs sit at the core of modern digital infrastructure. From e-commerce checkouts and payment processing to SaaS platforms and mobile applications, APIs move the data that keeps systems running. But APIs do not operate as a single unit. They are made up of individual endpoints, and each endpoint represents a specific function or resource that users depend on. As organizations shift toward microservices, cloud native applications, and third party integrations, the number of endpoints increases rapidly.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Site speed is no longer a secondary SEO concern — it’s a confirmed ranking factor. Here’s how continuous website monitoring keeps your Core Web Vitals healthy, your uptime reliable, and your search visibility strong.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
APIs are no longer just integration layers. They power customer logins, payment processing, SaaS workflows, partner ecosystems, and mobile applications. When an API becomes unavailable, revenue stops, user trust declines, and service level agreements are immediately at risk. Yet many teams still define API availability in the simplest possible way. If an endpoint responds with a 200 OK, the API is considered available. Monitoring dashboards stay green. Alerts remain silent. Everything appears healthy.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
APIs power nearly every modern digital experience. From mobile apps and SaaS platforms to payment gateways and internal microservices, APIs handle authentication, transactions, content delivery, and system-to-system communication. When an API fails, users often experience broken features, slow responses, or complete service outages. In many cases, they leave before your team even realizes something is wrong. The business impact of API failures is significant.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Modern applications are powered by APIs. Every login request, checkout transaction, mobile interaction, and third-party integration depends on APIs responding quickly and reliably. When an API slows down, the entire user experience suffers. Even a one-second delay in response time can: For ecommerce platforms, fintech systems, SaaS products, and real-time applications, slow APIs do not simply create inconvenience. They directly affect revenue, customer retention, and operational stability.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Modern software runs on APIs. Whether you are operating microservices, integrating third party services, or building customer facing platforms, APIs are the backbone of your architecture. As systems become more distributed, simply knowing whether an endpoint is up or down is no longer enough. Teams need deeper visibility into performance, reliability, latency, and behavior across environments. That is where API observability tools come in. API observability goes beyond basic health checks.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
APIs sit at the center of modern digital infrastructure. Mobile applications, SaaS platforms, microservices, and third party integrations all depend on APIs to exchange data and execute business logic in real time. When an API becomes unavailable, slows down, or returns incorrect data, users feel it immediately. Transactions fail. Dashboards stop updating. Logins break. Revenue and trust are affected within minutes.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
SSL Certificate Monitoring is the automated process of validating the integrity, trust chain, and expiration status of TLS certificates across network endpoints to prevent connection failures. SSL/TLS certificates are required for encrypted data transmission and server authentication. If a certificate is expired or fails validation (hostname, trust chain, issuer, etc.), properly configured clients will terminate the connection.
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By DotcomMonitor
Welcome! In this video, we'll show you how Dotcom-Monitor makes web application monitoring simple and powerful — from real browser testing to instant alerting and detailed performance reports. Let's get started!
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Learn how to use Dotcom-Monitor Web Monitoring tool to check and monitor web certificate expiration dates.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
In this video, we will provide a general overview of the Dotcom-Monitor platform and show you how to set up a basic monitoring device and configure its settings, such as monitoring locations, alerts, reporting, and much more.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Website downtime leads to lost revenue, decrease in website traffic, and a negative impact on your brand reputation. Learn about the most common causes of website downtime and how to prevent them with Dotcom-Monitor.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Slow website performance is frustrating for both users and website owners. It not only leads to poor user experience but can also impact your SEO rankings. In this video we explore top tips to better diagnose and optimize your website for speed and performance.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Learn how to monitor your website uptime proactively, setting downtime alerts to get notified immediately of any accessibility or performance issues. In this guide, we will show you how to setup downtime alerts using Dotcom-Monitor's website monitoring tool. Get real-time insights into your website's performance, and monitor multiple websites and web applications from different locations around the world.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Learn how to monitor your website to improve uptime and give your users the best possible experience, with our industry-leading tools at Dotcom-Monitor.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Learn how Dotcom-Monitor helps IT teams monitor performance, functionality, and uptime from real browsers to accurately understand how web pages, web applications, APIs, and services perform for users in real-time.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
How many concurrent users do you need to load test your website? Total Users (aka Total Sessions count) metric is commonly used in performance testing to answer this question. However, it is not as straightforward as it may appear. Learn the difference between Total Users and Concurrent Users from this short video.
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By Dotcom-Monitor
Learn how to configure phone number monitoring in a few simple steps from the PNM Quick Start Guide. Find the simplest and best way to check phone line connection, phone number availability, and toll free numbers 800 in this video.
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