Super Monitoring provides a new type of check: "Daily health"

NEW YORK - Oct. 5, 2018 - PRLog -- Since 2008 Super Monitoring has been detecting failures and defects of websites and internet applications, providing alerts when a failure is discovered and detailed reports to help identify the causes of problems.
Clients' websites are monitored using 6 types of checks:
- availability,
- content (checking for the presence of a fragment of a text on the page)
- forms (filling out and submitting the form, verifying the result)
- loading time (measuring the full page loading time)
- process (testing features according to defined scenarios)
- file integrity (detection of unauthorized interference in key files).

At the beginning of October, Super Monitoring implemented 5 new features, making them available in the form of a new type of check called "Daily health".
Unlike the other checks, running at a frequency of 1 to 10 minutes, "Daily health check" is run once a day. The following vital features of the monitored website are checked:
- time remaining until the domain expires
- time remaining until the SSL certificate expires
- validity of the SSL certificate
- presence on blacklists: Google Safe Search and RBL
- existence of a blockade that stops search engine robots from accessing the website.
Expiration of the domain or certificate, invalid certificate, presence on one of the blacklists or actively blocking robots cause a failure to be registered and alerts to be sent.
In addition, warnings are sent at a specified time before the domain and the SSL certificate expire.

The Daily Health check is available in all Super Monitoring https://www.supermonitoring.com subscription options and—of course—as part of a free trial account as well.

Read more about Daily Health Check here: https://www.supermonitoring.com/p/domain-ssl-certificate-...