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WordPress uptime monitoring, checked from outside the server

WPShift requests each monitored site from outside its own server, every five minutes by default. One failed request does not raise an alert. The alert follows once the number of consecutive failures you set is reached.

Free plan available. Paid plans include a 7-day trial. Server costs are separate.

In the dashboard

A site's current status, response time and recent checks.
A site's current status, response time and recent checks.

Plans

Which plans include uptime monitoring

  1. Free €0 not included
  2. Solo €5,99 included
  3. Studio €14,99 included
  4. Scale €29,99 included
Uptime monitoring, from Solo
€5,99

Not included on the Free plan. Paid plans start with a 7-day trial.

Per month, excluding VAT. Server costs are separate.

Every check is kept as history. Monitoring reports and records, and it does not repair an outage. Uptime monitoring is included from the Solo plan upwards, and paid plans start with a 7-day trial.

Each check

What a check records

Whether the site answered, which status it returned and how long it took. A check that runs on the server itself cannot report that the server is unreachable, so the request comes from outside it.

The history of uptime checks for a site.
The history of uptime checks for a site.

Settings

Settings per monitor

The check interval, the timeout and the number of consecutive failures before an alert are set on each monitor. A checkout and a small brochure site do not need the same thresholds.

Causes

Where to look for the cause

An uptime check tells you that a request failed. The server's resource charts and the record of the operations that ran around that time are where to look for the reason.

Questions

Questions about uptime monitoring

Is this the same as server monitoring?
No. Server monitoring records resource use on the server itself. Uptime monitoring requests the site from outside. The two can disagree: a server can be healthy while a site returns an error.

Try uptime monitoring on the Solo plan

Uptime monitoring starts on Solo, and paid plans begin with a 7-day trial. Set up a server, add a site and add a monitor.

Free plan available. Paid plans include a 7-day trial. Server costs are separate.

The setup, in three steps

  1. Connect your cloud account
  2. Choose the region and size
  3. WPShift sets up the server