Is your site up right now?
Type a domain. PostDeploy requests it once from the current region and shows the status, the redirect path, the response headers, and the certificate.
What comes back, every time
- Final status
- The HTTP status of the last response, and how long it took.
- Request path
- Every redirect hop between your address and that response.
- Response headers
- What served the page, the content type, the size read, and the cache rule.
- Security headers
- Whether HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy and nosniff are sent.
- DNS and certificate
- The addresses the host resolved to, and, for HTTPS, certificate trust and days to expiry.
- Keyword
- Whether your keyword appears in the HTML that came back.
What one request does not tell you
- This is one request from PostDeploy's current region, so it carries no uptime history.
- The check does not run page JavaScript, so it reads the HTML the server sent.
- It does not prove that you own the address.
- A successful response does not prove that every application function works.
- To watch the same URL on a schedule, read how PostDeploy uptime monitoring works.
Check it once, or keep watching.
PostDeploy repeats the same check on a schedule, keeps every response, and tells you when the URL stops answering.
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