Availability Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of public endpoints and web services.
Detect outages, slow response times, abnormal HTTP status codes, misconfigured redirects, and TLS-related issues using automated checks from multiple locations.
Continuous monitoring of public endpoints and web services.
Detect outages, slow response times, abnormal HTTP status codes, misconfigured redirects, and TLS-related issues using automated checks from multiple locations.
Availability issues are not always complete outages. Services may return unexpected status codes, respond slowly, redirect incorrectly, or fail TLS validation under specific conditions.
Without continuous monitoring from different network locations, these problems may go unnoticed or only affect users in certain regions.
Availability monitoring in Auditica focuses on validating that public endpoints respond correctly, within expected performance thresholds, and with proper security configuration.
Availability checks run automatically on a schedule. Each run evaluates endpoints against predefined rules and configured response time thresholds.
Alerts are triggered when endpoints return unexpected status codes, exceed response time limits, fail TLS validation, or behave unexpectedly during redirects.
Availability checks can be executed from multiple geographic locations. This helps detect regional outages, network-level filtering, and location-specific latency issues.
The monitoring network is expanding, with additional locations added over time.
When availability conditions fall outside configured thresholds, Auditica generates alerts with details about the affected endpoint and the detected issue.
Notifications are delivered via email or webhooks, allowing easy integration with incident response and operational workflows.
One-time availability checks provide a snapshot of endpoint reachability at a specific moment.
Continuous availability monitoring runs checks automatically, helping detect outages, performance degradation, and configuration issues without manual intervention.
Set up availability monitoring and receive alerts when endpoints become unavailable or degraded.