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There are lots of monitoring sites available to check if your site is running the correct way. If you use these monitoring sites on a regular basis, a change in answer times or performance evaluation can show you immediately that something is going wrong. A few of the tools I personally use are

 

  1. Uptime Robot

    A free monitoring tool which can monitor up to 50 sites. You can get real time alerts if your site goes down by configuring your account. There are a lot of possibilities for real time alerts, including (free) SMS, E-mail, Twitter messages, PushBullet and Slack.

    UptimeRobot Settings

  2. Pingdom

    A monitoring tool which allows you to subscribe for free (if you know the link!) but with very limited features. Anyway it can give you quite a good idea about how your server is doing and you can configure it to alert you by email, by SMS (to be paid!), with a Twitter message or through the PingDom app for both iOS and Android.

    MyPingdom Dashboard
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