Use Semonto to test the availability of your business-critical servers. If something affects their performance, Semonto alerts you immediately so you can respond quickly and avoid any interruption of your services.
Try it for freeThe success of your online services depends on the happiness of your end users. If your servers fail, your users are immediately affected. That is why efficient server monitoring is important. With Semonto, you get all parameters at one glance and receive instant notifications of any performance issues. This way, you stay in control and your end users can enjoy your services without interruptions.
Philip Verbist
Founder of XSOnline.be
We needed a way to know exactly when our servers were down without getting a lot of false positives. Semonto came to the rescue. They check our servers every 5 minutes. When a test fails, they first verify from another location before notifying us. It works like a charm!
It is always easier to fix a small issue early on than to clean up a huge mess when something has spiralled out of control. With Semonto, you are warned immediately. This way, you can act proactively and nip server outages in the bud.
No need to worry when you go home. Semonto will notify you if anything happens. No need to keep a list of periodical checks either. Semonto will do it all automatically. You can relax and feel confident that everything is under control.
The server is the beating heart of any organization. Even the smallest interruption will cause a dramatic drop in productivity levels. After being distracted by an outage, it generally takes people 23 minutes to get back into focus.
Perform ping and latency tests and port checks to make sure that your servers are healthy and responsive.
Keep an eye on server load, database connection, storage capacity to prevent any performance issues in the future.
Manage the testing frequency, alert settings and more to meet your specific testing requirements.
These tests verify if your server is reachable and if it responds quickly to requests. Port tests allow you to check if certain ports are open for requests.
If you install a small bridge on your server Semonto can perform some test for which there is normally no external access. This bridge allows you to monitor for example server load, disk usage or memory load.
With this 'bridge' running on your server, you can also implement custom tests, tests written for your specific needs. You can for example perform tests on:
When you monitor a large number of servers, tagging them can make it easier to filter views to show only the status of the servers that you need at that moment.
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For each monitor, you can decide who gets alerted of incidents and how (for example by mail, text message or push notification) You can sort your monitors into groups and then define the alert settings for an entire group. This is much easier than managing these settings individually.
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Semonto keeps a clear overview of all executed tests. With our monthly uptime reports, user-friendly calendar overview and log books, you are always sure to have the correct information at the click of a button.
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If you are developing a new app, it can have very specific characteristics that you want to monitor remotely. You want to make sure that your app is available for your end users at all times. Use Semonto to make sure that all servers are up and running.
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