[May 6, 2018] We’ve worked on some interface improvements and ease of access implementations. Here’s the version 0.9.65 Changelog: You can now modify the SSL/Domain Expiration and Nameservers Change Detection warnings for multiple Uptime Monitors at once, making it very easy to manage a large number of monitored websites (view documentation). You can now also modify […]
Articles Tagged: server monitor
v0.9.62 – Changelog
[February 11, 2018] We’ve implemented the following changes in version 0.9.62: PHP Server Monitoring Agent – allowing yout o monitor your servers’ resource usage even if you are on shared web hosting and do not have root access to the server. To find out how to get started, please see our installation guide. Shell Server Monitoring Agent install […]
New Server Monitoring Agent Released [v1.05]
[September 8, 2017] We’re very excited to release the new version [v1.05] of our Server Monitoring Agent. This new version collects more data for you to have in your dashboard and in your uptime reports. The agent code is open source and available for inspection on GitHub: https://github.com/hetrixtools/agent Here are the new features in the v1.05 […]
v0.9.57 – Changelog
[July 10, 2017] Here’s the full changelog for the newly released version 0.9.57: Location Fail Log – a new way of diagnosing the cause of your downtimes, provides critical info collected from each of our monitored locations when they encounter problems verifying the online status of your monitored target (view documentation). New Uptime Monitoring Webhooks – having […]
v0.9.55 – Changelog
[May 21, 2017] We’re excited to announce this new version release, which contains quite a lot of new features. v0.9.55 – Changelog: Account Credit – used to manually and automatically pay your invoices (view documentation). Block View – a simple way of viewing your IPv4 Blacklist Monitors, neatly grouped up in /24 blocks (view documentation). Further blacklisting […]
v0.9.49 – Server Monitoring
[January 3, 2017] In version 0.9.49 we’re introducing Server Monitoring, which is a new feature part of our Uptime Monitoring service. By using our lightweight server agent you will be able to collect real time resource usage from your VPS or dedicated servers, configure alerts if any resource usage is too high, and even display […]
[How to fix] Windows Server Monitoring Agent doesn’t start after server reboot
This issue may appear on some (older) versions of Windows:https://superuser.com/questions/1026496/automatic-services-doesnt-start-automatically-after-windows-restart In order to fix this issue you’ll need to switch the “HetrixTools Agent” service startup type from “Automatic” to “Automatic (Delayed Start)”. Here’s the steps you’ll need to follow in order to achieve this.(this must be done after you’ve installed the HetrixTools Windows Agent) Start […]
v1 Get Server Agent ID (SID)
API Call Name: v1 Get Server Agent ID API Call URL: https://api.hetrixtools.com/v1/<API_TOKEN>/get/agentid/<UPTIME_MONITOR_ID>/ API Call Info: This API Call is used to get (or generate) the unique Server Agent ID attached to an Uptime Monitor. If there is no Server Agent ID attached to the Uptime Monitor that you are requesting it for, a new one […]
v1 Server Stats
API Call Name: v1 Server Stats API Call URL: https://api.hetrixtools.com/v1/<API_TOKEN>/server/stats/<UPTIME_MONITOR_ID>/ API Call Info: This API Call is used to fetch Server Stats sent by your Monitoring Agent to our platform. To use this API Call, you need to have the Server Monitoring Agent installed on your server:https://docs.hetrixtools.com/category/server-monitor/ API Call Link Variables: <API_TOKEN> – your API […]
Attach a Server Monitor to any of your Uptime Monitors
If you wish to monitor your server’s resource usage, using our Server Monitor Agent, you don’t necessarily have to add a ‘Server Agent Monitor‘ to your account as a separate Uptime Monitor, you can just attach the Server Monitor Agent to any of your existing Uptime Monitors, as explained below. Start by going to your […]