“UptimeRobot is an uptime monitoring service that continuously checks websites, APIs, and other endpoints. It alerts you when anything goes down, degrades, or changes. So you can stay on top of your systems' current states and identify issues before your users do.”
“Sign up to create a free UptimeRobot account In the dashboard, click Add New Monitor Choose HTTP(S) as the monitor type and enter the website URL Set the monitoring interval and any optional settings you care about (timeouts, redirects, keyword checks) Add your preferred notification channels (email, push, Slack, SMS, etc.) and save the monitor Optionally: create a status page”
“With UptimeRobot, you can monitor any website, API, server, application, service, network, or endpoint, whether it’s yours, a third-party vendor’s, or a dependency you rely on.”
“UptimeRobot can check your site and other endpoints as often as every 30 seconds and as infrequently as every 5 minutes, depending on your monitor's settings.”
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“You may terminate your subscription to the Upgrade at any time and you will not be obligated to pay any additional fees for upcoming subscription renewal periods. However, any subscription fees you have paid in advance will not be refunded unless there has been 14 days or less since the payment.”
“Log in to your account and go to My Settings > Account profile > Plan > Manage subscription > Cancel subscription . You will need to verify a captcha and enter an approval text to confirm the action.”
“1. Navigate to Billing, plan & subscription settings from the three-dot drop-down menu. 2. Navigate to the Invoices tab. 3. Click the Download button in the far-right column next to the invoice you want to download.”
“Port monitoring checks whether a specific TCP port on your server is open and accepting connections. A server can answer a ping while the service running on it has stopped responding.”
“UptimeRobot supports monitoring any TCP port, including standard ports for web servers, email services, databases, DNS, SSH, FTP, and custom applications.”
“Port monitoring checks whether a specific service is accepting TCP connections on a given port. Ping monitoring checks whether the server itself is reachable over the network using ICMP.”
“Monitor any service your users, applications, or infrastructure depend on. Common examples include: Web servers on ports 80 and 443 SSH on port 22 SMTP, IMAP, and POP3 email services Databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL DNS services on port 53 Port monitoring detects when a service stops accepting connections, even if the server itself is still online.”
“To create a port monitor in UptimeRobot, enter the hostname or IP address of your server, specify the TCP port you want to check, and choose how often the monitor should run.”