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Status page
URL
https://sentinel.rootstuff.io/
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HTTP status
200
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static
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300038 bytes
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Website monitoring that
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Your server can be healthy while your website is unreachable. Sentinel checks from four regions around the world to catch the problems your server can't see.
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SSL, DNS & domain monitoring
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Status pages & incident history
Keep customers informed when something does happen, with a clear record of what happened and when.
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Uptime & website monitoring
Some failures don't look like downtime.
A site can return 200 OK and still be broken. Sentinel watches uptime, SSL, DNS, APIs, content, cron jobs, ports and everything else your sites depend on.
http
Uptime monitoring
Four regions agree before Sentinel wakes you up. Checks run as often as every 30 seconds, without false alarms from one bad vantage point.
tls
SSL certificates
Alerts weeks before a certificate expires, and the moment a chain stops validating.
dns
DNS records
Seven record types watched. Know the instant something changes.
whois
Domain expiry
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json
API monitoring
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cron
Heartbeats & cron
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icmp
Ping
Echo from every region for servers and devices that don't speak HTTP.
tcp
Port checks
Connection checks for databases, mail, SSH, and anything listening on a port.
html
Keywords
Verify content exists, or catch errors and defacements the moment they appear.
public
Status pages
Branded pages, public or password-protected, so clients check uptime themselves.
timeline
Incidents
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One check,
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Can the world find you?
dns
Name resolution is the first thing to fail when a registrar lapses, a record changes, or a nameserver misbehaves.
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tcp
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tls
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ttfb
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FAQ
Fair questions.
What is Sentinel?
Sentinel is an outside-in website and infrastructure monitoring platform. It watches uptime, DNS, SSL, APIs, cron jobs and more from multiple regions around the world, so you know when something breaks before your customers do.
What can Sentinel monitor?
Uptime, SSL certificates, DNS records, domain expiration, page keywords, JSON/API responses, ICMP ping, TCP ports, and heartbeat/cron jobs. You can watch everything that keeps a client site online from a single dashboard.
How quickly will I know when a site goes down?
Checks run as often as every 30 seconds from four global regions, and an outage is confirmed by consensus across regions before you're alerted. That means you usually hear about downtime before your client does, without false alarms from a single bad region.
How does Sentinel alert me?
Alerts can be sent via email, SMS, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, and webhooks, so notifications land wherever your team already works. You control which channels and severities fire for each monitor.
Who is Sentinel for?
It's designed for digital agencies, freelance developers and designers, and SaaS teams who manage one or many sites and need to prove uptime to clients or customers.
Can I give clients their own status page and reports?
Yes. You can publish branded status pages so clients can check uptime themselves, and send scheduled uptime reports that demonstrate the value of your retainer or care plan.
Is there a free plan or a free trial?
Yes. There's a free plan you can start on with no credit card, and paid plans include a 14-day free trial. You can cancel anytime.
How long does it take to set up?
About 60 seconds per monitor. There's nothing to install, just enter a URL, pick how often to check, and choose where alerts should go.
Know before they do.
Set up your first monitor in about 60 seconds. Sentinel watches from four regions around the clock, so you're never the last to know.
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