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User Manual: 24/7 Uptime Monitor

Automated 24/7 website availability monitoring: tracking server response latency in milliseconds, 30-day Uptime % metrics, and downtime logs.

Prerequisites & Preparation:

  • Open Uptime Monitor in your AKRAMYS dashboard.
  • Prepare your target website URL (e.g., https://example.com).
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Step-by-Step Instructions:

1

Adding a new monitor target

Click '+ Add Monitor' in the top right. In the modal dialog, configure: 1) Monitor Name, 2) Target URL (including https://), 3) Check Frequency Interval (1m, 5m, or 15m), and 4) Group assignment.

Pro Tip: A 1-minute interval delivers the fastest incident detection.
2

Interpreting the live dashboard

All configured monitors are listed with live status badges: Green (UP — operational), Red (DOWN — outage detected), Gray (PENDING).

Pro Tip: Displays real-time response latency (ms) and 30-day uptime percentage.
3

Deep-diving into incident logs and metrics

Click any monitor card to view response latency charts, HTTP response codes history, and detailed downtime incident logs.

Pro Tip: Pause monitoring during planned server maintenance windows.

Managing monitor targets

Use the pause, resume, and delete controls on each monitor card.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What triggers a DOWN status?

Non-200 HTTP response codes (e.g., 500, 502, 503), SSL certificate failures, or request timeout thresholds.