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Monitor website availability and response times from your BB server. View recent checks and see when a site is down. Requires the server to remain running and able to reach the sites.

Overview

Website monitoring

Add sites to monitor from the BB server. See availability, response times and a history of the last 60 checks per site. The sidebar indicates when a site is down.

Requirements and data

The BB server must be running and able to reach the configured sites. Checks make HTTP requests to those sites. The plugin starts empty; addresses and check history stay in the plugin storage. No monitoring service account is required.

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