Frequently asked questions
What is SSL Certificate Monitoring?
SSL Certificate Monitoring is a service that checks your website's SSL certificate for expiration and technical issues, alerting you before problems occur to ensure continuous website security and functionality.
How does Uptimia's SSL Certificate Monitoring work?
Uptimia's SSL Certificate Monitoring works in three steps: 1) You set up monitoring by creating an account and entering your website URL, 2) We monitor your SSL certificate as often as every 10 minutes, 3) You receive real-time alerts via email or SMS if any issues are detected.
How often does Uptimia check SSL certificates?
Uptimia can check your SSL certificate as frequently as every 10 minutes.
What types of issues does Uptimia detect with SSL certificates?
Uptimia detects SSL certificate expiration, technical problems, and potential compromises by fully loading your website using a real Google Chrome browser.
How can I receive alerts about SSL certificate issues?
You can receive alerts via email, SMS, or integrate with various tools like Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, PagerDuty, and Microsoft Teams.
Does Uptimia offer regular reporting on SSL certificates?
Yes, Uptimia offers Scheduled Reports that can be customized to provide daily, weekly, or monthly updates on your monitored SSL certificates.
How does Uptimia minimize false alarms?
Uptimia verifies problems from multiple locations before sending notifications to ensure accuracy and minimize false alarms.
Is there an API available for integration with Uptimia?
Yes, Uptimia offers an API that allows you to seamlessly integrate the service with your existing systems and tools.
Do I need to install any software to use Uptimia's SSL monitoring?
No installation is required. You simply provide your website URL, and Uptimia takes care of the rest. The setup process takes no longer than 30 seconds.
Is there a free trial available for Uptimia's SSL Certificate Monitoring?
Yes, Uptimia offers a free 30-day trial for their SSL Certificate Monitoring service.