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Your assetsMonitoring
store.example.comHTTPS
200 OK 182 ms
203.0.113.24ICMP PING
24 ms
mail.example.comSMTP
220 OK
example.comSSL
12 days left
203.0.113.24:3306TCP PORT
Unexpected open port
One view. Every external signal.
A change worth knowing about.

An unexpected database port is reachable from the internet.

High
An outside view of:HTTP / HTTPSSSL / TLSDNSTCP / UDPSMTP / IMAP / POP

More than a single uptime check.

Every public-facing service is part of your customer experience. Keep the signals together.

01

Websites and endpoints

Check availability and see how your web services respond from the outside.

HTTP · HTTPS · STATUS CODES
02

Certificates and DNS

Follow certificate validity and domain resolution before small changes become bigger problems.

SSL / TLS · DNS · ICMP
03

Ports and mail services

Bring public ports and mail endpoints into the same monitoring workflow.

TCP · UDP · SMTP · IMAP · POP
04

Web security signals

Inspect security headers, CORS configuration and unexpected public ports.

HEADERS · CORS · PORT EXPOSURE
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WARNITORINC-0142

The storefront stopped responding.

store.example.com · 14:02 — 14:39 UTC


What happened

HTTPS checks returned 502 responses while DNS and the public TLS endpoint remained reachable.

A possible cause

The pattern points to an upstream application issue. Confirm it against deployment and application logs.

502 Bad Gateway1,284upstream timed out1,197p50 response time180 ms → 4.8 s

Next steps

Check application health, recent deployments and upstream timeout settings.

Sample data. Suggested causes require human verification.

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For the people responsible for keeping services available.

01

Choose what matters

Start with your websites, domains, public IPs and service ports.

02

Bring checks together

Define your monitoring and security rules in one workflow.

03

Keep the context

Review the results and investigate changes with your team.

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