Oh Dear is an uptime monitor from Belgium. It offers status pages and many ways to be informed about problems. It also scans the whole site for broken links or mixed content.
European uptime monitoring services
An uptime monitoring service periodically checks if a website or other service is active and is working properly. For example, if the server is down, you will be informed about it by the service. Uptime monitoring services offer various types of notifications, from emails or integrations with chats to automated phone calls. To inform customers transparently about the status of a service, many services also offer status pages.
Uptime monitors not only check whether websites are online. They can also be used to check if cronjobs are still active by sending to the API of the uptime monitor after the successful execution of the job. If the cronjob does not report to the API for a predefined period of time, an alarm is raised.
This category contains services from companies based in a member state of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
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European services
Hyperping is an uptime monitoring and status page service from France. Hyperping offers three different types of uptime checks. The standard API/website monitor using HTTP, Ping (ICMP), or ports, from different countries around the world. Cron monitoring where an alert goes off as soon as a cronjob does not report to Hyperping in a specified time period to check that cronjobs are really still running. And finally, end-to-end browser testing with Puppeteer and Playwright, which can periodically test entire user flows, such as a login process, for proper functionality.
PingPing is an uptime monitoring and statuspage service based in Germany.
Statuspal is a uptime montioring service from Germany. They offer statuspages (public and private) and performance metrics.
updown.io is a French uptime monitoring service with a flexible and affordable pricing.
Testomato is a Czech uptime monitoring service. The tool can also check for common SEO problems.
Monibot monitors your servers and applications and notifies you if something goes wrong. Monibot monitors the following performance indicators and metrics: CPU/Mem/Disk Usage, Disk/Network IO Activity, Database Size, DB Transaction Latency, Website Uptime, HTTP Response Latency, SSL/TLS Certificates, Cronjob Heartbeats, Number of served requests, HTTP Error Rates, and many more.
Phare Uptime is an uptime monitoring service from Slovenia. They alert you when your website, or your servers, go down and enable you to work on incidents with your team and inform customers with a status page.
Agent Slug is an uptime monitoring service from Poland. They offer website uptime testing, where they check every minute if your site is up and contact you via e-mail or slack if it is not. Agent Slug also offers application monitoring, which in their case means, that your program sends signals to their API, and they contact you if they haven't received signals in a given time.
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