Health monitoring of web pages without using GET check

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Answer by chicks for Health monitoring of web pages without using GET check

June 12, 2018, 11:09 am

While I like the other great answers already here, I'd like to add:use GET against a different portYou could have your app listen on a different port which isn't logged. haproxy and such are happy to...

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Answer by James Shewey for Health monitoring of web pages without using GET...

June 10, 2018, 8:32 am

One method is that you do TCP-only monitoring. In this scenario, you establish a three way handshake (or use tcp-half-open monitoring in which no connection is established - you merely look for an...

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Answer by Tensibai for Health monitoring of web pages without using GET check

June 7, 2018, 2:23 am

I see two way to solve this problem:Check your logs often and ensure there was an access with code 200 in the last N seconds/minutes and no code 5xx meaning there's a server side error. (the often...

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Answer by Gepser for Health monitoring of web pages without using GET check

June 6, 2018, 9:10 pm

You can use Uptime Robot, it offers a very good free layer (up to 50 sites free).You can configure your sites (they are called monitors) in many ways. A simple GET (your case), ping and more. In case...

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Answer by Dan Cornilescu for Health monitoring of web pages without using GET...

June 6, 2018, 8:32 pm

One possibility would be to monitor the responses to requests from other site users. For example I'd check if there were 200 OK responses and skip hitting the server is such responses were sent in the...

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