Features / Proactive Monitoring
What is proactive server monitoring?
Proactive monitoring means issues are found and fixed by staff before you notice them: more than 200 parameters per server, checked every minute, from inside and outside the machine.
How it works, technically
Every minute, agents inside your server sample service health (web, database, mail queues, cron), resource state (CPU, memory, disk, inodes, IO wait), and security signals, while external probes test the network path and real HTTP answers from multiple locations. That dual view matters: a server can answer ping while MySQL is down, and only inside checks catch it.
Readings stream into a central system holding baselines per server. When a parameter drifts out of range, an alert reaches an engineer, not a dashboard nobody watches: a human investigates, correlates with central logs, and fixes the cause. Most incidents are resolved before any visitor sees an error, which is why our SLA can afford to be aggressive.
One minute in the monitoring loop
Check frequency
Every 60 seconds
Parameters
200+ per server
Vantage points
Inside the server + external probes
Response
Human engineers, 24/7
FAQ
Proactive Monitoring, answered.
Do I get access to the monitoring?
You get the outcomes: incidents fixed, and a public status page for network-level visibility. The internal monitoring, alerting, and baselines are operated by our team as part of the platform.
What happens when a check fails?
The first failed check starts an incident: staff is alerted, investigates using the monitoring history and central logs, and fixes the cause. The same clock drives SLA credits automatically.
Is this the same as uptime monitoring services?
No. External uptime services ping your site from outside. This is that, plus inside-the-server telemetry on 200+ parameters, plus humans who act on it, included with every plan.
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