Site monitoring
Availability, HTTPS certificates, DNS, page-error detection and multi-region speed tests.
- Site management & status meaningsHow to read the site list, what each column means, and what bulk actions can do.
- Add & edit sites — field by fieldWhat every field in the site form means and suggested values; most cases only need name and URL.
- Judgement rules — status code, keywords, response time & DNSWhat a probe round actually checks, what counts as failure, and what DNS verification is.
- Reading the site detail pageTwo charts (48h & 90d), timing breakdown, certificate, incident history — troubleshooting starts here.
- Page error detection — HTTP 200 but the page is actually brokenA normal status code doesn't mean a normal page — failed database connections and framework error pages are recognized.
- HTTPS certificate monitoring & expiry remindershttps sites get their certificate validated on every probe, with staged reminders before expiry; handshake failures are labeled separately.
- Multi-region speed testFire one request from each vantage point and compare reachability and timings across regions.
- Resource check & browser checkPage is 200 but resources 404, JS throws, XHRs fail — these two checks catch the "looks fine" problems.
- Domain ownership verificationSome sensitive operations require proving the domain is yours — via a DNS TXT record or a file upload.
- Bulk-import sitesNo need to create dozens of sites one by one — paste a list or upload a file and import them all at once.
- Groups & trashGroups make filtering and bulk actions easier; deleted sites land in the trash first and can be restored.