Automated monitoring of your HTTP services for peace of mind.
If you're looking for a reliable way to monitor HTTP-based services, Opticon is definitely worth checking out. This open source utility is easy to use and gets the job done without any unnecessary frills.
When you set up Opticon, you can create a list of URIs to monitor. When triggered, the software will check each URI to ensure that it passes a series of tests. For example, you can configure Opticon to check whether the URI responds with a non-error HTTP response code, or whether it returns content that matches a regular expression.
If Opticon detects a failure, it will automatically generate emails that can be forwarded to your blackberry, cellphone, mailbox, or any other address you specify. This way, you can stay on top of any issues with your HTTP-based services, even if you're not at your computer.
Overall, Opticon is a no-nonsense utility that does exactly what it promises. Its simple interface and customizable testing options make it a great choice for anyone who needs to monitor websites or other HTTP-based services.
When you set up Opticon, you can create a list of URIs to monitor. When triggered, the software will check each URI to ensure that it passes a series of tests. For example, you can configure Opticon to check whether the URI responds with a non-error HTTP response code, or whether it returns content that matches a regular expression.
If Opticon detects a failure, it will automatically generate emails that can be forwarded to your blackberry, cellphone, mailbox, or any other address you specify. This way, you can stay on top of any issues with your HTTP-based services, even if you're not at your computer.
Overall, Opticon is a no-nonsense utility that does exactly what it promises. Its simple interface and customizable testing options make it a great choice for anyone who needs to monitor websites or other HTTP-based services.
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