Question 1

How do you monitor website uptime?

Accepted Answer

We monitor uptime from 4 global regions: US East, US West, EU (Frankfurt), and Asia-Pacific (Singapore). Each region performs independent checks, giving you a complete picture of global availability and helping identify regional outages.

Question 2

What latency metrics do you provide?

Accepted Answer

We measure response times from all 4 monitoring regions, providing current, average, minimum, and maximum latency values. This helps you understand how fast a website responds from different parts of the world.

Question 3

What do the SSL grades mean?

Accepted Answer

SSL grades range from A+ (best) to F (worst). A+ indicates excellent security configuration, while lower grades indicate potential security issues like weak ciphers, protocol vulnerabilities, or certificate chain problems.

Question 4

How often is the status updated?

Accepted Answer

We check websites continuously from all 4 global regions. The status page updates every minute to reflect the latest uptime, latency, and certificate health across all monitored services.

Domain	Category	Grade	Expires In
service-public.fr Government	Government	A	7 days
whatsapp.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
www.facebook.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
instagram.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
web.whatsapp.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days

Domain	Category	Grade	Expires In
service-public.fr Government	Government	A	7 days
whatsapp.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
www.facebook.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
instagram.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days
web.whatsapp.com Social Media	Social Media	C	7 days

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