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How to Monitor a Website

Apr 30, 2020 By Power Admin In Power Admin
In this Power Admin video, learn how to monitor a webpage / website. Monitor one or many pages on a web site. Checks for positive cases (text that must be found), negative cases (alerts if error text found) and if the page has changed at all. Response times are checked and recorded, and reports can be generated to understand trends. The Web Page Monitor lets you define one or more web pages or web resources that should be checked. You can check return codes, data size, content on the page and/or changes in content size.
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How to Monitor Services

Apr 30, 2020 By Power Admin In Power Admin
Learn how to add a Service Monitor to your monitored server in PA Server Monitor. The Service Monitor watches the same system services that can be seen from the Administrator Tools Services applet (services.msc). If a service is not running, actions are fired (which could notify you and/or restart the service for example). The Restart Service action is typically attached to this monitor.
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How to Configure a Dynamic Server List Monitor

Apr 30, 2020 By Power Admin In Power Admin
PA Server Monitor can use rule-based automatic monitor configuration, which makes configuring monitors for your environment almost effortless. The Dynamic Server List monitors are setup to detect specific server types. In addition, they ignore any servers that are tagged as being blocked from Automatic Configuration (more on that below). The Windows Server rule which will be applied to all computers that are marked as being Windows is shown below.
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Page speed check: a comprehensive test of your site

Apr 30, 2020 By Host Tracker In Host Tracker

Instant check You can run it any time from HostTracker main page for free - and it really helps to see how your website performs from different countries and find its weak spots, if there are any. Let us check what we see there, if we test google.com: Top line shows us basics about the loaded page: how many http requests have been made to complete it, if all of them were successful, its size and load time.

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Christian Fröhlingsdorf joins iLert as new Chief ...

Apr 30, 2020 By iLert In iLert

We are really excited to announce that Christian Fröhlingsdorf joins iLert as our Chief Technology Officer. Christian brings significant experience from senior roles in large industrial companies. He has held various positions within the REWE Group and played a key role in developing and growing a large microservice-based e-commerce marketplace for online grocery retail.

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HAProxyConf 2019 - RTL's Journey to Kubernetes with HAProxy with Vincent Gallissot

Apr 30, 2020 By HAProxy In HAProxy
In 2018, we migrated several video-on-demand/replay platforms from on-premise to the AWS cloud. HAProxy was the key to this migration, allowing us to move safely and without any downtime. We’ll take a deep dive through the configuration used to secure our migration, highlighting aspects such as our use of the “observe layer7” keyword. I’ll also cover how we use GOReplay to replicate traffic and our use of the HAProxy Ingress Controller in front of our Kubernetes clusters.
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Episode 17: User Sign Up and Simple Access Control

Apr 30, 2020 By Request Metrics In Request Metrics
Request Metrics won’t be very successful if users can’t sign up! We recently completed cookie based user authentication and distributed session using Redis in ASP.NET Core but neglected initial sign up. Now we finally go back and write some boring forms and CRUD logic. A rich set of internal admin tools helps with customer support, system monitoring and visibility. We’ll start our suite of tools with a user admin page that lists all users in the system.
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