[1,057 words, 6 minute read time] A monitoring setup that’s perfect for a blog is dangerously incomplete for a SaaS product. And a “standard” uptime check that works for a SaaS might be overkill (and noisy) for a small content site. Monitoring priorities should match business impact. This guide gives you a practical website monitoring … Read more
[1,094 words, 6 minute read time] If you monitor only your homepage, you’re protecting… your homepage. Homepage uptime doesn’t protect revenue—checkout does. Ecommerce fails in ways that general uptime checks won’t catch: This guide shows how to set up ecommerce monitoring that matches revenue impact: what flows to monitor, what you can test safely, how … Read more
[1,202 words, 6 minute read time] WordPress sites fail in a uniquely WordPress way: the server might be responding, the homepage might even return 200 OK, and your uptime monitor might say “UP”… while real visitors see a blank screen, a login loop, a broken checkout, or a cached error page. WP “up” can still … Read more
[1,133 words, 6 minute read time] Monitoring one site is easy. Monitoring 10, 50, or 200 client sites is where most agencies and freelancers hit the same wall: alert chaos. The fix isn’t a fancier tool—it’s a simple system: Scale monitoring without drowning in alerts. This guide gives you a practical, repeatable approach for agency … Read more