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DNS, certificates, domains and connectivity in one overview.

See the layers behind your service

Check DNS, TLS, Ping, ports and service protocols. Monitor domain expiry as an optional HTTP/HTTPS warning.

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MetriBeaconExample workspace
Response time24 ms

Two example series · solid and dashed

  • DNS answer matchesCurrent
  • Certificate · 34 days remainingCurrent
  • TCP connection · 12 msCurrent
  • Domain warning in HTTPUnknown · no current result

What you can monitor

Three ways to make the result useful

Connect results, incidents and status updates. Data gaps stay visible.

Check names and certificates

Inspect DNS conditions and certificate validity. Optional domain warnings in HTTP/HTTPS monitors use reliable registry expiry dates.

Check connections

Test TCP, UDP, Ping and service protocols. Compare reachability and duration.

Respect unknown results

Missing observations remain unknown and never count as successful checks.

Understand your data

Focused checks, clear decisions

Choose a target, locations and expected outcome. Confirmation rules reduce reactions to brief glitches; history preserves earlier observations.

Read the setup guide
MetriBeaconExample workspace
Response time24 ms

Two example series · solid and dashed

  • DNS answer matchesCurrent
  • Certificate · 34 days remainingCurrent
  • TCP connection · 12 msCurrent
  • Domain warning in HTTPUnknown · no current result

Your first steps

Your first steps

Connect your source in three steps.

  1. 01

    Choose the network family

    Select the check type that answers your question.

  2. 02

    Configure its target

    Use an allowed target and only the required credentials, if any.

  3. 03

    Review and alert

    Check the first result, then explicitly enable suitable alarm suggestions.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Answers and setup guides.

Are all protocols available everywhere?
No. Setup lists the supported healthy locations for the selected check. Only offered capabilities can be used.
Does an unknown domain date mean the domain expired?
No. It means no reliable expiry date is currently available for that check.

Your next step

Make the next step clear

Choose your setup and connect your first source.