SiteInformant Blog

A practical workflow for organizing client monitors, reducing noisy alerts, and giving each client a clear view of service health.

Reduce noisy notifications with persistent down and recovery conditions, response-time alert controls, and planned notification pauses.

Add a live uptime badge to your GitHub README with copy-paste Markdown, a public status page link, and practical tips for choosing the right endpoint.

Choose an alert destination based on who owns the response and keep public status communication separate from operational delivery.

Send downtime, recovery, SSL, and response-performance events to email, Slack, Discord, or a generic POST webhook.

Turn a one-time endpoint result into continuous uptime, SSL, response-time, email, and webhook monitoring.

Configure a health endpoint, exact HTTP validation, alert delays, SSL warnings, and notification delivery in one focused session.

Publish a clear status page, embed an SVG uptime badge, and read opted-in status data through SiteInformant's public JSON API.

Announcing embeddable SVG status badges for SiteInformant public status endpoints. Clean, script-free badges designed for developers, documentation, and automation.

Learn how to securely monitor authenticated APIs and protected endpoints without exposing credentials or weakening your security posture.

Reliable automation begins with clear health checks, stable alert rules, and monitoring data that accurately reflects user impact.

Learn how scripts and internal tools consume structured uptime, response-time, and SSL data without scraping a dashboard.

A deep dive into how SiteInformant fixed a complex distributed logging issue involving Serilog durable sinks, SQLite WAL mode, and EF Core concurrency in background services.

Read public website uptime, response-time, and SSL information as JSON for dashboards, scripts, reports, and internal automation.