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Monitoria
Active Monitoring for Your Website

What is Monitoria?

Monitoria is a website monitoring service designed to ensure website availability and security. It continuously monitors websites and endpoints by periodically sending requests to verify they are still running. When a website is detected as down, Monitoria immediately sends email notifications to alert users.

The service also includes SSL certificate monitoring, tracking expiration dates and notifying users when certificates are near expiration. Users can monitor multiple websites or endpoints simultaneously and view a dashboard summary of all monitored endpoints. Monitoria offers various plans with different monitoring intervals and limits for uptime and SSL monitors.

Features

  • Continuous Website Monitoring: Periodically sends requests to verify website uptime and sends email notifications when down
  • SSL Certificate Monitoring: Tracks SSL certificate expiration dates and notifies when near expiration
  • Multiple Endpoint Monitoring: Allows monitoring of multiple websites or endpoints with a dashboard summary view

Use Cases

  • Monitoring website uptime for business continuity
  • Tracking SSL certificate expiration to prevent security issues
  • Monitoring multiple endpoints for IT infrastructure management

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