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How to Add a Health Check Endpoint to Your Next.js Application
Mar 29, 2025

How to Add a Health Check Endpoint to Your Next.js Application

Learn how to implement a health check endpoint in your Next.js application to ensure uptime and get peace of mind.

Ruby on Rails Health Check Endpoint: Ensuring Uptime and Peace of Mind
Mar 28, 2025

Ruby on Rails Health Check Endpoint: Ensuring Uptime and Peace of Mind

Learn how to implement a health check endpoint in your Ruby on Rails application to ensure uptime and get peace of mind.

How to Fix Request Method 'POST' Not Supported
Apr 5, 2023

How to Fix Request Method 'POST' Not Supported

Many errors can prompt a page in any search engine. The most common ones are the 404 Not Found Error and the 404 Not Supported Error. Yeah, once in a while, you might encounter this notification; the request method 'post' is not supported.

How to Add a Node.js Health Check Endpoint to Your API Using Express
Jul 9, 2022

How to Add a Node.js Health Check Endpoint to Your API Using Express

As your customer base grows, your responsability to provide a functionning service at all time grows too.

How To Auto Generate SSL Certificates On The Fly
Apr 22, 2021

How To Auto Generate SSL Certificates On The Fly

The initial request will take slightly longer as it generates the certificate on the fly, for free using Let's Encrypt, and then will transparently redirect the user to its SSL protected status page!

How to Show a Top Level Status of your Services using our API Endpoint
Jan 13, 2020

How to Show a Top Level Status of your Services using our API Endpoint

Get the list of components and their statuses, uptime and average response time with human descriptions and indicators, and includes a top-level status to programmatically embed it anywhere.

How to Monitor Website Changes
Jul 15, 2019

How to Monitor Website Changes

In this example, you would like to monitor your competitor's headline. To do so, visit its site and pick the piece of content you would like to monitor for changes: