Know the moment your site or service goes down
MyMonit checks your sites, APIs, and infrastructure on a schedule. The instant something breaks, you get an alert with the status code and what failed. When it recovers, you hear about that too.
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Not “something changed”. What changed.
You see the exact before and after, with a one line summary you can act on without opening the page.
Status · yoursite.com
Down
HTTP 503, started 2 minutes ago
MyMonit
via Telegram · just now
Down: yoursite.com
It stopped responding. The server returned HTTP 503.
- • Status: down
- • Code: HTTP 503
- • Confirmed with a second check
Downtime costs you customers and trust, and you do not want to hear about it from them first.
How it works
- 1
Add what to check
A URL, an API endpoint, a host and port, or a domain.
- 2
MyMonit watches it
It checks from the cloud on your schedule, and confirms a failure with a second check before it alerts.
- 3
You hear about it first
The moment it goes down you get an alert, and another the moment it recovers.
Everything you can keep an eye on
Uptime and HTTP
Is your site up and returning a healthy status? Get told the second it is not.
Keyword on a page
Alert when a word shows up or goes missing, like an error banner or an out of stock note.
DNS records
Watch A, MX, or NS records and hear about it the moment one changes.
API health
Check an endpoint's status code, and assert the response contains what it should.
SSL certificate
Get warned well before a certificate expires, so a lapse never takes you offline.
Ping and port
Is the host reachable, and is the port actually open and accepting connections?
Cron heartbeat
Flip it around. Your job pings us when it finishes, and we alert if the ping is late.
Frequently asked questions
- How does it avoid false alarms?
- Before it alerts, MyMonit confirms the failure with a second check. A single blip does not wake you up.
- Can it check an API, not just a page?
- Yes. Check any endpoint's status code, and assert the response body contains the text you expect.
- What is a heartbeat check?
- It is inverted monitoring for jobs. Your cron or backup pings a URL when it finishes, and MyMonit alerts if the ping does not arrive on time.
- Do I get a recovery alert too?
- Yes. You are told when it goes down, and again when it comes back up.