Semonto watches your website 24/7 and alerts you if there is a problem.
This way, you can fix the issue before anyone notices.
With Semonto, you can be sure that:
- Your website is up
- Pages are loading fast enough
- All links and buttons are working
- The security certificate is valid (HTTPS)
- Your server is healthy
This WordPress plugin connects your website to Semonto.
An active Semonto account is required.
The results are displayed in the Semonto dashboard.
You will also receive a monthly uptime report with a detailed
performance of your website.
Features
- Uptime monitoring:
- Know if your website is reachable.
- Broken link monitoring
- Know if all buttons and links are working.
- Lighthouse Monitoring
- Instead of manually performing Lighthouse tests, automate your testing
and receive a notification if a website or page is not performing well.
- HTTPS and SSL monitoring
- Make sure the connection is secure (the green padlock).
- Mixed content monitoring
- Monitor if all the elements on your website are secure
- Server Health monitoring
- Test whether your server is healthy (load, database, etc.).
- Content checks
- Check whether your website is not returning a blank page or if
someone has not accidentally deleted something important from
your code.
Other cool things you can do in Semonto
- Generate a PDF performance report
- Add team members to your account
- Create your own server tests
Credits
This plugin is officially developed by Semonto.
Questions and Support
Find more info, help pages and our contact details
on
Semonto
Links:
Development and issues
Feel free to file issues, or suggest code changes in our
Github Repo
The installation and configuration of the plugin is straightforward
- Get the plugin
- Install and activate the plugin in WordPress.
- If you don’t have a Semonto account yet, Go
to Semonto, and create an account.
- If you want to monitor the health of a website:
- Go to Semonto, add a new Website and enter the URL of your website.
- Done! Semonto will notify you of downtime, broken links, security
issues and more.
- If you want to monitor the health of your WordPress server in more depth:
- Go to Semonto, go to Server Health
- Hit Add Server
- Enter the Health endpoint as shown in the plugin page, and create
a server health endpoint. Select WordPress as Framework.
- Create the server
Version 1.0.1 (Feb 23rd, 2024)
Version 1.1.0 (Jul 4th, 2024)
- Improved layout
- Caching of results added
- Disk space test added
- Disk space inode test added
- Memory usage test added
Version 1.1.1 (Jul 31th, 2024)
- Adds support for WordPress 6.6
- Prevents crash when saving settings
Version 1.1.2 (Oct 17th, 2024)
- Corrects calculation of memory usage percentage