as a person monitoring a website for outages
I want notifications of an interruption to reach me via multiple routes
because redundant methods of delivery increases the chance I know about the interruption quickly.
I would like to have my rss reader (Opera) subscribe to outage notifications from Mondroid. It's also subscribed to security notifications for Wordpress and Drupal. It's not my first place to check for outages, but it's less temperamental than email and will let others monitor site interruptions too.
I'm thinking the feed should behave like the new monitor detail page behaves - an entry for every change in state.
Example:
title: elifesciences.org is DOWN
content: elifesciences.org was up for 2 days, 3 hours but become unresponsive at approximately 4:45pm. We'll let you know when the site comes up again.
and:
title: elifesciences.org is UP after 2 hours
content: elifesciences.org was unresponsive for 2 hours but became available again at 6:45pm.
This means that elifesciences.org has been down for a total of 5 hours and 45 minutes (approximately) this month.
as a person monitoring a website for outages I want notifications of an interruption to reach me via multiple routes because redundant methods of delivery increases the chance I know about the interruption quickly.
I would like to have my rss reader (Opera) subscribe to outage notifications from Mondroid. It's also subscribed to security notifications for Wordpress and Drupal. It's not my first place to check for outages, but it's less temperamental than email and will let others monitor site interruptions too.
I'm thinking the feed should behave like the new monitor detail page behaves - an entry for every change in state.
Example:
and: