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We have chosen to discontinue Observu. If you are looking for website monitoring, we recommend UptimeRobot.

When a web page shows you an “Internal Server Error”, the webserver also returns a 500 status code. It means there is something wrong on the website itself. The user requested a proper URL, but something on the server makes … Continue reading →

Last week we’ve improved significantly on our ability to monitor APIs that are available over HTTP(S). You can now set custom headers, cookies, urlencoded form data and a raw POST body to your availability monitors. Furthermore, we allow you to … Continue reading →

There are a lot of queries that are fine when you’re site is small, but take ages as soon as you start to collect some data. Therefore it’s very important to monitor query performance. We usually track at least the … Continue reading →

We want to create the best monitoring service around, therefore we would like to know:  Where does it hurt? We’ve got a few pains of ourselves that we are currently focusing on: Too much information: with a lot of servers, … Continue reading →

This is the Observu.com blog, started to update you on the progress of the next version of Observu. This new Observu version will aim to provide a convenient dashboard for collecting information on both your websites and your servers. By … Continue reading →