@DustinB3403 If you (or your customer) are using PRTG, you could use the "cloud ping" and "cloud http" sensors to monitor reachability from around the world. Those sensors will try to reach your website from 5 different AWS data centers, and will report on reachability and response time from each of those data centers. If something goes wrong, you can get an alert, so you know you need to react. The free version of PRTG will let you run 5 cloud http and 5 cloud ping sensors.

If that's not enough, check out services such as https://www.site24x7.com/, which provide similar ongoing monitoring on a larger scale.

If a one-time or manual test is enough, check out services like https://tools.pingdom.com/ or https://www.webpagetest.org/, which are free and don't require any setup on your side, but only provide a snapshot of up/down at the time you try them.

@scottalanmiller and @RojoLoco

Yes, currently working for Paessler. But only for 2 more weeks... I've just asked @Minion-Queen to lock the account for me. This account doesn't have any "history" (or reputation) worth saving, so I'll just create a new account for my personal use.

Thanks for your help!

Netwrix has a lot of AD tools, some free, some paid. I haven't used them myself, but I've heard good things about them.

@scottalanmiller and @RojoLoco

Yes, currently working for Paessler. But only for 2 more weeks... I've just asked @Minion-Queen to lock the account for me. This account doesn't have any "history" (or reputation) worth saving, so I'll just create a new account for my personal use.

Thanks for your help!

Hi,

I created a mangolassi account so I could keep an eye on discussions about my current employer. However, I'll be moving to a new company at the end of the month, so I'd like to delete the account.

However, I can't find where/how to delete the account. Am I staring right at it but not seeing it?

Thanks!

Kim

@DustinB3403 If you (or your customer) are using PRTG, you could use the "cloud ping" and "cloud http" sensors to monitor reachability from around the world. Those sensors will try to reach your website from 5 different AWS data centers, and will report on reachability and response time from each of those data centers. If something goes wrong, you can get an alert, so you know you need to react. The free version of PRTG will let you run 5 cloud http and 5 cloud ping sensors.

If that's not enough, check out services such as https://www.site24x7.com/, which provide similar ongoing monitoring on a larger scale.

If a one-time or manual test is enough, check out services like https://tools.pingdom.com/ or https://www.webpagetest.org/, which are free and don't require any setup on your side, but only provide a snapshot of up/down at the time you try them.

Netwrix has a lot of AD tools, some free, some paid. I haven't used them myself, but I've heard good things about them.