Uptime and incidents
Follow site availability, recorded outages, and recovery events to see what happened and which website was affected.
Website monitoring
Website uptime monitoring and SSL tracking.
Monitor uptime, response times, incidents, and SSL certificates across WordPress and static client websites.
WEBSITE MONITORING
Website monitoring
Northstar Studio · monitoring overview
AvailabilityReachable
Response timeView history
SSL certificateReview status and expiry
THE ORBIT DESK
Know which websites need attention.
Bring website availability and certificate information into the same portfolio your team uses for maintenance. Review downtime, recovery, and response trends alongside the client and technical context of the affected site.
Response time history
Review response time trends to spot changes that warrant a closer performance investigation.
SSL certificate tracking
Keep certificate status and expiry information visible beside the website record and its other technical checks.
Monitoring results reflect the configured checks and observed responses; uptime status is a starting point for investigation.
Keep the incident in context
The alert starts a conversation. The site record helps answer it.
When a site stops responding, the team needs more than a status badge. Which client is affected? What changed recently? Who should investigate? Keeping monitoring beside the site record makes those questions easier to work through.
Availability and response time give you a starting point. The stack, health signals, and maintenance history help frame the investigation, while the work record gives the next teammate something useful to pick up.
A closer look
Website availability with useful technical context.
Use observed availability, history, and certificate data to decide which sites need attention.- Availability and incidents
- Follow recorded uptime, downtime, and recovery events for the monitored site.
- Response history
- Review response time trends rather than relying on one request to explain a performance concern.
- SSL tracking
- Inspect the certificate information and expiry context available for the website.
- Notification destinations
- Use supported notification settings and service connections, including Slack and webhooks, to route site events.
How it works
From an availability signal to a focused response.
Combine a monitoring event with the context needed to investigate it.
- Setup
Enable site monitoring
Configure monitoring for the live website you want the team to follow.
- Observe
Review incidents and history
Inspect availability, response history, and certificate information when a site needs attention.
- Respond
Coordinate follow-up
Use the site record and notification settings to route investigation and record maintenance work.
A useful starting point for investigation.
Examples describe the available workflow; the interface previews use illustrative data.
| Website availability with useful technical context. | Observed signal | Follow-up question |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Website reachability and incidents | Is the site responding? |
| Response time | Historical response trends | Does the performance change need investigation? |
| SSL | Certificate status and expiry | Does the certificate need attention? |
| Technical context | Stack and site health information | What else should the operator inspect? |
Why it matters
Monitoring that stays connected to client maintenance.
Availability information becomes more useful when the website and its work history are close by.
IN PRACTICE
Website availability
Review downtime and recovery for WordPress and static sites.
Technical investigation
Use response trends, SSL details, stack information, and audits to guide follow-up.
Team notifications
Connect supported Slack and webhook destinations to the agency notification workflow.
Keep exploring
The rest of the site story.
Review vulnerability findings, stack scans, certificate details, and server information alongside availability.