Uptime Monitoring Beyond HTTP 200
A 200 response tells you the server answered. It does not tell you whether the app behind it is working. Here is what to add to your uptime checks.
Read article arrow_forward
Blog tag
website uptime monitoring articles.
Browse MarionetteOps articles on website uptime monitoring — practical guides for engineering teams running uptime monitoring, server agents, and status pages.
Website Uptime Monitoring Should Prove the User Path
Website uptime monitoring is most useful when it checks the paths customers actually depend on, not only whether a homepage returns 200 OK.
Read article arrow_forwardDynamic CDNs Need Origin-Aware Monitoring
Modern CDNs can accelerate dynamic applications, but the monitor still has to separate edge health from origin health.
Read article arrow_forwardNginx Is Still the Front Door
Nginx remains a common production entry point, so monitor it as a routing, TLS, proxy, and user-experience component instead of just a running process.
Read article arrow_forward