Over time, there are lots of complaints about Embarcadero related internet services (like forums, QC, Appanalytics, docwiki, blogs, web site, maintenance, …) so to track uptime, I’ve created a set of EmbarcaderoMonitoring pages:
This is preliminary work based on my own lists of Embarcadero endpoints combined with some research like [WayBack] dnsdumpster embarcadero.com.png and [WayBack] IdentIPSpy
Underneath, they run on the uptimerobot.com infrastructure which has a limit of 50 free monitors.
It means I have to:
- trim this down for relevancy
- better document the endpoint
- find correct endpoint targets for the black (disabled) and red (down) entries as a few of them might need tweaking
- maybe split off an insecure and secure version (now most subdomains have both http and https monitored)
Any ideas on improving this are welcome: please post a comment here on on the resulting G+ thread.
Note it likely won’t show cases like when the website was hacked or TLS certificate issues like in SSLLabs security reports for some embarcadero subdomains. I need to think about a means for those, as it will certainly help monitoring my own infrastructure in a similar way.
–jeroen
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