Posts Tagged 360 Monitoring

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WebPros at CloudFest 2023

Mar27
by Ike on March 27, 2023 at 1:30 pm
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, Cloud, cloudfest, Plesk, Plesk WP Toolkit, Product and technology, Releases, SiteJet

With 6,000+ participants, 250+ speakers, and 150+ partners from 65 countries, Cloudfest is bigger and bolder than the rest. Therefore, we were eager to be present this year to continue our tradition of sponsoring and attending the world’s #1 Cloud Industry event. Cloudfest 2023, what a ride! This year, we again gathered our heads and resources at the unique and colorful Europa Park in Germany from the 20th until the 23rd of March, sharing with partners and the community the power of innovation and the solutions to make a digital business work from end to end. Did we go all-in…

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After WordCamp Asia 2023

Feb20
by Ike on February 20, 2023 at 8:45 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, Bangkok, Contributor day, cPanel, Events, Plesk, Releases, site vulnerability scan, WCasia, WCUS22, WebOps, webpros, WordCamp US, Wordpress, WP Square, WP Toolkit, wp toolkit deluxe

A flagship set sail, and we were on board! The very first WordCamp Asia finally made its debut from March 17-19th, 2023, after having to postpone at the last minute in 2020 due to the Covid outbreak. And we’re all the happier that the long-anticipated WordCamp finally opened its doors in Bangkok, Thailand’s bustling and buzzing city. Welcome to Bangkok WordPress contributors, enthusiasts, and sponsors from all over Asia and many other parts of the world came together to learn, listen, and make WordPress even better. As always, the WordPress community was an open-minded, knowledgeable, and curious crowd, and we’re delighted…

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After Japan Partner Day 2022

Sep22
by Ike on September 22, 2022 at 9:00 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, cPanel, Events, Japan, Partner Day, patchstack, Plesk, Releases, site vulnerability scan, WebOps, webpros, Wordpress, WP Toolkit

This month, Tokyo was the stage of our latest WebPros Partner Day, sponsored by Acronis and Virtuozzo. Smoothly organized in the Shinagawa venue close to Tokyo’s sparkling business district, WebPros was eager to return to form for yet another informative day of sharing and caring – a slice of the good life – with our dedicated partners from the east and beyond. As we still find ourselves amidst an ongoing Covid pandemic, we wish to sincerely thank the brave Godzilla’s who managed to come out to make it to this event. Bravo! For those who couldn’t, stay put: we have…

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After WordCamp US 2022

Sep19
by Ike on September 19, 2022 at 7:30 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, after wordcamp US 2022, cPanel, Events, patchstack, Plesk, Releases, site vulnerability scan, WCUS, WCUS22, WebOps, webpros, WordCamp US, Wordpress, WP Toolkit

Earlier this month, after three days of Rock & Roll and WordPress brawls, the highly anticipated 2022 edition of WordCamp US, this time set in sunny San Diego, came to a warm and fruitful conclusion. And oh, boy, was it a joy! First, a big thank you goes out to the WordPress community and its army of individuals that came flocking down to San Diego earlier this month. Of course, for those who were there, Hello again, and congratulations on acquiring another memory you are unlikely to forget. For those who couldn’t make it, stay put; we’ve got you covered…

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Podcast | The Importance of Site and Server Monitoring with Vincent Van Megen

May10
by Ike on May 10, 2022 at 12:55 pm
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, blacklist monitoring, Plesk, Podcast Season 3, Releases, server monitor, site performance

Imagine the following situation: As a website owner you receive a message from a visitor that your website is down. It gives a bad impression and costs you sales in the short term, and can diminish trust with consumers. In other words, when your site is unavailable or underperforming, you want to be the first one to know – you don’t want to hear it from a potential customer. In order for that to happen, you need monitoring tools. Luckily, Vincent Van Megen is here to tell us the most important facts about monitoring – what it is and how…

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What is Full Site Check and How Can I Use It?

May09
by Ike on May 9, 2022 at 9:44 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, downtime monitoring, full site checks, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases, site performance

As any site owner will know, keeping track of the functionality and performance of your site is paramount to success. With complex processes being carried out regularly, it’s not possible to personally oversee everything. This is why sysadmins and developers use monitoring tools. At Plesk, we offer and highly recommend the 360 Monitoring tool and dedicated platform, taking care of both site and server monitoring comprehensively. Existing users will know that monitoring data is available across several configurable, easy-access dashboards. And now, a brand new feature, Full Site Check, offers another panel that crawls sites for errors and bugs. What…

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All You Need to Know About Plesk on the DigitalOcean Marketplace

May05
by Ike on May 5, 2022 at 9:00 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, Add-On, DigitalOcean, Marketplace, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases

No longer the new kid on the block, DigitalOcean has grown to mature into a valuable player in the hosting service landscape. And now, developers are just one click away from using Plesk on the DigitalOcean Marketplace, making WordPress hosting effortless and as light as a cloud. With the announcement of the general availability of Add-Ons on the DigitalOcean Marketplace, Plesk comes to the foreground with the 360 Monitoring Add-On, allowing developers to keep track of their servers and websites to improve performance and keep online businesses running with ease. Although it is not surprising that working with Plesk is…

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How Plesk Uses 360 Monitoring For its Own Sites

Apr13
by Ike on April 13, 2022 at 9:14 am
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, alerting, performance tracking, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases, status page, website monitoring, website uptime

Welcome to our new series of blog posts in which we’re going to explore not only our products but also how we in the Plesk team are using the tools for ourselves. Today we’re focusing on the site monitoring features of 360 Monitoring and how we set it up for our own website: plesk.com. Let’s go! Which websites are we monitoring? As our website plesk.com does not just consist of a single page, we’re monitoring the website from multiple angles. Currently we’re checking the following pages each 60 seconds: The Plesk Homepage Our Imprint Our Legal Pages & Privacy Policy…

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How to Write Your First 360 Monitoring Plugin

Mar29
by Ike on March 29, 2022 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, Developer Tips, monitoring plugins, Plesk, plugins, Product and technology, Releases, uptime monitoring

As a product manager at Plesk, I am always interested in how our products work to gain an in-depth understanding of the tools we’re handing out to our customers. That’s why after the release of 360 Monitoring, I used the tool to build customized dashboards with full server and site monitoring including all pertinent information available by default on the platform. However, I realized I was missing something: as a user of the Plesk WP Toolkit, I’m accustomed to enjoying an overview of all my WordPress Websites and what their status is according to the Toolkit. So I decided to…

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Plesk at CloudFest 2022

Mar29
by Ike on March 29, 2022 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, Cloud, cloudfest, Plesk, Plesk WordPress Toolkit, Product and technology, Releases, SiteJet

Last week, we finally saw the long-awaited return of CloudFest to its original and physical form at the wonderful Europa Park in Germany. In between the rollercoasters left and right, it was a thrilling ride to be able to go from booth to booth in person again. At last, the Plesk team was firmly back in place, connecting both people and ideas to create new business opportunities that matter. With the intention to meet, greet and share a beer between our teeth, it was an absolute pleasure to be back together with our partners and attendees at CloudFest 2022. Now…

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Top Server & Site Monitoring Tools, Compared

Jan28
by Ike on January 28, 2022 at 4:34 pm
Posted In: 360 Monitoring, downtime, feature comparison, monitoring, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases, SSL, uptime

As a web hoster, sysadmin, or general site owner, keeping your sites and servers healthy is your daily number-one priority. But this involves having your eyes and ears on every aspect of your business, 24/7. Most small to medium businesses don’t have the resources to manage this without error. That’s why all (smart) web pros depend on monitoring solutions to act as their complete, full-time detection system. Site monitoring provides an ideal set of tools to track performance and user experience, but just as important is your own server monitoring kit. Because keeping your servers healthy is the basis of…

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