External reliability
Observe external HTTP availability, response behavior, hostname validity, certificate chains, and expiry state from one endpoint record.
Checks
External checks reflect what a visitor can reach instead of relying only on internal server state.
Outside-in visibility
Monitor availability and TLS health from outside your network, then route useful alerts to the people who can act.
01
Route downtime, TLS validity, and response-condition alerts with the affected endpoint and check context attached.
alerting
02
Review availability, downtime, and response history without separating performance from certificate state.
history
03
Compare external observations across check locations to isolate regional reachability and latency differences.
locations
Operating sequence
Define the service, observe availability and TLS state, then send the failure context to the team that owns recovery.
Endpoint record
Illustrative
status.example.com
RegisteredPlatform fit
Availability checks and TLS validation stay tied to the monitored endpoint and its certificate record.
status.example.com
One endpoint record
Reachability
External HTTP availability and response history
ObservedTLS
Validity, chain, hostname, and expiry signals
ValidatedRouting
Alerts delivered to accountable owners
ActionableDigital trust, continuously verified.
Add the first endpoint and keep availability, response behavior, and TLS validity attached to one accountable record.