A site can appear down in one region and up in another because each check travels a different path across the internet, and any hop on that path can fail or be slow. Multi location uptime monitoring exists to separate a...
Read More...A DNS record's TTL (time to live) is the number of seconds a resolver is allowed to cache that record before it must ask the authoritative nameserver again. It is not a setting on your web server or your load balancer; i...
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External uptime monitoring works because the check runs from a machine that is not your server, on a network path that is not your server's, and it fails when your server cannot answer. An internal check, whether it is a...
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To restore a website from a files only backup, you rebuild the missing pieces around the files you still have: the database, the configuration, and the metadata that told your old tooling what belonged where. The files a...
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