On Tuesday, March 5th, Facebook, Instagram and Google Ads experienced widespread outages that lasted for nearly two hours, affecting thousands of users worldwide. More than 550,000 reports poured in from Facebook users, and Instagram received 92,000 similar complaints, as reported by Reuters. As Meta stated on their newest platform, Threads: ”Earlier today, a technical issue […]
Author: Kristian Kusenda
Marketing and Content Specialist | LinkedIn
You may have seen his name signed under UptimeRobot emails, where he started as a Customer Support Agent and Community Manager. Currently, he’s part of the marketing team, managing content and other marketing tasks, projects, and collaborations.
Thanks to these experiences, Kristian knows UptimeRobot from every angle. He adopts a hands-on approach in providing support to our team and loves to engage with the UptimeRobot community. He also has some basic knowledge of CSS and Adobe tools and likes to help out with design-related tasks or updating and optimizing our landing pages.
Outside of work and during weekends, he’s working on his bachelor’s degree in psychology and aspires to become a therapist. He’s passionate about painting and movement, experimenting with physical and mental health hacks, and continually seeking ways to improve and optimize. Kristian also loves hiking, traveling around the world, exploring new meals, drinking good wine, and reading great books.
It’s been a few months since our February update, and we’ll be sharing some exciting news with you soon. But this time, we’d love to invite you to join our brand-new Discord Group. Embrace the Power of Community One of the key factors contributing to UptimeRobots’ success is its large and supportive community. UptimeRobot assists […]
We’ve been busy this summer and introduced two new features last month – longer intervals and a grace period for recurring jobs monitoring (Heartbeat monitors). There is some good news this month too, so let’s get right into it! Configurable Timeout Are you monitoring your website’s response time? As an important part of advanced monitoring, […]
After adding new features in June we worked on fixing some minor bugs and improving the stability of our service. We’re happy to announce that besides those fixes, we were also able to introduce a major update to our heartbeat (background job) monitoring. It was requested by many, so let’s take a look at the […]
Last month was filled with news and we’re happy to report that we were able to finish the other three little features! Let’s take a look at them quickly so you can get back to enjoying the summer 🙂 SSL info in Dashboard You can now see the SSL certificate details under each monitor in […]
Are you one of those trying to desperately get your hands on a new RTX 3080, 3070, 3060 Ti, & 3090 in 2021? Or maybe you prefer the new PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X console. Basically, any item that’s on pre-sale or hard to get (including the uniquely designed piece of clothing for your […]
As promised, we’re back with other monthly updates! We’ve been swamped with different tasks during the last month, so let’s jump right into it. New Discord Integration Every feedback from our beloved community is welcomed and from what you told us, Discord integration was one of those you missed. Discord alert contact can be simply […]
Following our latest updates, which, from now on, we’d love to share with you regularly, we’re happy to announce last month’s news. There’s always space for improvements while doing necessary maintenance, so let’s take a look at it. SSL certificate issuance It’s great to see you enjoy using our redesigned status pages and we are […]
While the world is getting more optimistic with the wave of vaccine options, we’re looking forward to introducing you to our latest news. We’re happy to say we managed to fulfill some of our last year’s promises and are still working on our plans and improving UptimeRobot. We introduced a completely redesigned mobile app and […]
Dear UptimeRobot API users, we have recently published several changes and updates to the APIv2. These changes might affect you, so please take a look at them. Changelog: Your read-only API key is now able to access all entities using the get* methods (previously not all entities were supported). Response CORS headers are provided only […]