The System Status page (status.SEOmonitor.com) allows our users to check whether there’s anything wrong with the systems of the platform. There can be scheduled maintenance or unexpected issues that are creating partial or platform-wide downtimes, reliability problems, or data-accuracy issues.
How does this work?
You can always see the current status of the systems in the platform’s footer, or check status.seomonitor.com directly to see the details of the operational status of any known issues or incidents. For ongoing issues, you can also see a timeline of our updates about the steps we are taking to fix them.
You can also subscribe to the Status Page, in order to automatically receive updates, when maintenance (with or without downtime) is scheduled, when new incidents are open, or when their status is changed. By subscribing, you can have updates sent to your email or Slack so you can monitor the status of the fixes and revert to your tasks as soon as the issue is fixed.
Use cases
When you find a bug or encounter an error, you can check if there’s a known incident. If there is, you can then check its status, and subscribe to it so you receive notifications on each update. If there isn’t a public incident listed on the status page, you can proceed to report it as an error on the platform.
You can also easily check if you should expect the platform to work within SLAs or if there's a known issue that fully or partially affects the uptime/speed/data.