Website monitoring without false alarms: how confirmation works
Most monitoring tools alert on the first failed request. That is why people turn them off. Here is the method that avoids it.
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Most monitoring tools alert on the first failed request. That is why people turn them off. Here is the method that avoids it.
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A calm, ordered checklist for the white screen, the 500 and the "critical error" e-mail – and how to see it coming next time.
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