Features
One product for knowing something is wrong, telling your team and telling your customers. Each feature has its own page with how it works and what it does not do.
What you can monitor
Website monitoring
FrogStatus requests your site at a fixed interval, from the regions you choose, and alerts your team when it does not answer, answers with an error or answers with the wrong content.
Ping monitoring
A ping tells you whether a host is reachable at all, with no web server or open port required.
Port monitoring
If a service listens on a TCP port, FrogStatus can check that the port accepts connections.
DNS monitoring
When DNS breaks, everything built on the name breaks with it.
SSL monitoring
An expired certificate shows visitors a security warning and stops many of them from reaching you.
Domain expiration monitoring
A domain that lapses takes the site and the email down with it, and may be bought by someone else.
Cron job monitoring
Most monitors check that something answers.
Page speed monitoring
A page can answer fast and still feel slow.
What you get around it
Status pages
When something breaks, customers want to know whether you know.
Incident management
The fix is only half of an outage.
Maintenance windows
Planned work should not look like an outage, and should not wake anyone up.
Multi-region monitoring
A problem seen from one place may be a network glitch on the way, not your service.
Response time monitoring
A service can be up and still be slow.
Alerts and notifications
A monitor is only useful if someone hears about it.
Uptime and SLA reports
When a customer asks about last month, or a contract promises 99.9%, you need numbers.
API
Create monitors from your deployment scripts, read their status from your own dashboards or pause them during a release.
Team and security
Monitoring belongs to the whole team.
Try it on your own services.
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