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By Tomas Koprusak
At UptimeRobot, we’re always evolving to serve you better—while understanding that change can sometimes be inconvenient. We’re excited to announce a major infrastructure upgrade designed to boost performance, scalability, and reliability. This upgrade will help us deliver faster, more reliable service as we grow, and we hope you’ll see the benefits soon.
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By Laura Clayton
When it comes to cryptocurrency and blockchain activities, staying alert is one of the most important parts of the game. Monitoring these ever-changing spaces is all about being the first to spot opportunities and threats, and keeping your digital operations running around the clock. From websites hosting initial coin offerings (ICOs) to trading platforms, it’s important to maintain operational integrity and protect against unexpected downtimes or breaches.
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By Tomas Koprusak
Summer’s over, but we’ve got something cool for you! Now that things are settling back down, we’re excited to announce a new feature to make uptime monitoring even easier and more efficient. Say hello to Monitor Wizard.
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By Laura Clayton
Want to learn more about the best synthetic monitoring tools in 2024? You’ve come to the right place. Synthetic monitoring refers to the process of using a software to test and evaluate the functionality of an application or a website. By following a script, synthetic monitoring mimics the behavior of a user, navigating through pages or filling out forms.
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By Diana Bocco
A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a formal document that outlines the expectations, responsibilities, and performance metrics between a service provider and a customer. It is a mutual agreement to ensure the service meets the agreed-upon standards and performance levels. For example, an SLA might specify the uptime percentage for a server, response times for customer support, or the maximum allowable error rates. Download the free SLA Template in PDF!
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By Tomas Koprusak
Given recent global events, UptimeRobot is experiencing an increased number of downtime notifications. We are currently sending out five times more notifications than usual due to a widespread power outage impacting several critical services worldwide. Here’s a brief overview of the situation and how it affects our monitoring services.
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By Tomas Koprusak
It might be vacation season, but we’ve been hard at work! We’re thrilled to announce improvements to our new interface, added features and optimizations, and the release of our brand-new knowledge hub.
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By Diana Bocco
From your home computer to the sprawling servers of the Internet, every device relies on an IP address for communication. Understanding IP addresses isn’t just for tech enthusiasts – it’s essential knowledge in our ever-growing, interconnected world. Join us as we explain what an IP address is, how it works, the different types available, and why it’s a crucial component of life on the Internet.
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By Laura Clayton
Have you ever wondered how computers communicate with each other over a network? Or how network administrators troubleshoot connection issues? That’s where ping comes in. In this article, we’ll unveil the mysteries behind this simple yet powerful communication method, explore its functionality, and learn how it’s used in the world of networking.
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By Laura Clayton
Are you struggling to keep your website up and running smoothly? Do you need a reliable way to monitor its performance and ensure it stays up and running? If so, you’re in the right place. This article will explore the world of open-source website monitoring tools and how they can benefit your business.
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By WPBuilders
Learn how to monitor the uptime and downtime of your website for FREE! This is a great tool!
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By WPBuilders
This is a video tutorial gives a step by step process to configure Uptime Robot to monitor your website and alert you if your website goes down.
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Downtime Happens. Get Notified! 50 Monitors, Checked Every 5 Minutes, Totally Free!
UptimeRobot is an uptime monitoring service that helps users to get acknowledged of the downtimes of their websites/servers and also track their performance.
Simple-yet-powerful features:
- Multiple types: Check HTTP(s), ping, port and keywords.
- Get alerted: Via e-mail, SMS, voice calls, Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, push, web-hooks...
- Reach the stats: View uptime, downtime and the response times.
- Maintenance windows: Define time periods in order to not get monitored.
- Public status pages: Share the stats with your teammates and/or visitors (demo).
It is actively used by 600,000+ users with a much greater number of monitors being checked regularly.
The Pro Plan offers additional features including 1-min monitoring, SSL certificate checks, maintenance windows and more customization.