51. How to Manage Scheduled/Planned Downtimes?
October 20, 2017
Website downtimes are frustrating to visitors whether it is a planned event for maintenance / upgrades or an unplanned sudden outage. Sometimes it becomes necessary to take the site offline for routine procedures of software & hardware maintenance and upgrades. When it is a planned downtime for serv...
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52. How a Quality Website Monitoring Works when Your Site Goes Down?
October 20, 2017
Website downtime can be equated to lost revenues and opportunities for organizations. During downtime the site goes offline and becomes unavailable to the user activity. Downtime can negatively impact the experience of web users and their opinion on the business and its website. Hence, many busines...
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53. How to Address Mobile Website Challenges?
October 12, 2017
Using internet over handheld devices has become common these days. Smartphones and mobile devices are increasingly becoming preferred choices for web browsing. That means going for mobile version of the website has become critical for businesses to stay competitive. Mobile websites have several uniq...
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54. What is an Acceptable Downtime for Websites?
October 08, 2017
Now-a-days, downtime has become major topic of interest for all website owners. Companies that largely depend on websites for business take many possible measures to avoid downtime issues but to their disappointment at least once or twice in an year they come across unexpected outages. Zero downtime...
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55. Why my WordPress Site is Slow?
October 05, 2017
How fast a website should load to avoid the risk of losing visitors? Now-a-days, a few seconds difference is enough for users to decide about the website. If the site doesn’t load as quickly as possible within first few seconds, the users leave the site. There is quite a difference in how a HTML cod...
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56. Downtime Issues in Cloud: How to Protect Websites?
September 19, 2017
For many companies, system outages and data losses cause inconvenience in business operations. To avoid this, companies are replacing the long-standing technology such as traditional website hosting with cloud platforms. But the question is how well the new cloud technology is withstanding the downt...
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57. Using Webhooks in Website Monitoring
September 16, 2017
When a website is down, it can jeopardize the reputation of an online business. The customers will be unhappy and it could lead to lost sales. To automate the consistent check on site accessibility and functionality it has become mandatory for online businesses to use monitoring service for their we...
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58. Important Website Metrics that Need Monitoring
September 14, 2017
Website outages are not just annoyance, but can have major impact on business bottom-line. Companies that serve customers through their websites clearly understand the repercussions when disruptions happen to their site functionality. They know if their site remains down for a long period of time, t...
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59. The Importance of Scaling Websites for Traffic Spikes
September 10, 2017
Most business websites start with minimum visitors at the beginning but as they grow the site faces issues to support the influx of traffic. Online businesses have to overcome many challenges to keep their websites running smoothly for customers or users. Unfortunately many business owners do not r...
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60. The Downsides of Using Mashups for Websites
September 07, 2017
Mashup is a new genre technology that has recently emerged on the web for creating interactive web applications. The purpose of a mashup is to create a new feature or service for a website or application by combining data or functionality from different sources. It allows the reuse of existing appli...
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Author: Davis J Martin
