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Proactive vs. Reactive Website Monitoring

In today’s digital age, the reliability and performance of your website are more critical than ever. Understanding the nuances of website monitoring is key whether you’re part of a bustling DevOps team or a Site Reliability Engineer working to ensure seamless user experiences. This blog post dives into the two primary monitoring strategies: proactive and reactive. We’ll compare these approaches, discussing how each can influence your site’s uptime and user satisfaction.

A Beginner's Guide to Setting Up Status Pages with Uptime.com

Imagine your website or service suddenly goes offline, and, somehow, you’re the last one in the loop. Not the best start to your day, wouldn’t you say? This is where the hero of our narrative steps into the spotlight: status pages. These powerful tools are more than just digital canaries in the coal mine; they are the beacon of transparency and trust for your users, signaling that you’re on top of things—even when things go topsy-turvy.

Using the Uptime com Transaction Recorder

Check out the Uptime.com chrome-based Transaction Recorder to simplify your synthetic monitoring. Quickly setup checks to monitor your forms, login processes, and payment process simply by mimicking the click actions of your users. For more information on the Transaction check and other Uptime.com features, check out the rest of our video library or view our support documentation linked below.