Track and analyze all activities on your WordPress website with the powerful and flexible UptimeMonster Site Monitor plugin.
This plugin integrates seamlessly with UptimeMonster, an external web application that monitors your website's uptime, downtime, security, and other essential functions.
UptimeMonster Site Monitor operates 24/7, allowing you to identify and address issues before they impact users globally.
Activate the plugin with and connect with the dashboard and monitor every aspect of your WordPress website.
Choose from different monitoring interval mode, and receive a detailed report in a centralized dashboard for all of your websites.
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Monitor WordPress Website Activities
Explore detailed information about any action by anyone on your WordPress site through the activity log.
Monitor post changes, user actions, plugin and theme activation/deactivation, WordPress cron jobs, etc.
- WordPress core updates, cron job logs.
- Pages, Posts, CPT (Custom Post Types): add, edit, delete.
- Categories, Tags, Taxonomies: add, edit, delete.
- Plugins: install, activate, deactivate, update, delete.
- Themes: install, activate, change (switch), update, delete.
- Errors Logs: show error type, message, stack-trace and time.
- Users: register/add, edit, delete.
- User Activity: login, logout, login fails, etc.
Manage WordPress Plugin, Themes And Core Updates
Manage your WordPress website's plugin and theme from a single dashboard, check installed versions, available updates, etc.
including
mu-plugins
and
drop-ins
.
- Manage Plugins: Install new plugins from WordPress repository, update, activate/deactivate, uninstall/delete plugins.
- Manage Themes: Install new themes from WordPress repository, update, switch and delete themes including child-themes.
- Manage Core Updates: Upgrade WordPress core.
WordPress error monitoring
This plugin will log and report php errors for your WordPress site. You will be able to view the error easily without having
to log into your server via ssh/ftp. This plugin will try to capture as much data as possible for the error, including error
message, error severity, file and line number, timestamp, WordPress version, user details (if any user loggedin) etc.
WordPress Health Check
Receive a detailed report on your WordPress site's health and performance, including security reports.
UptimeMonster performs examinations to detect errors, issues, and custom checks by plugins and themes.
The Site Health Status feature evaluates performance and security aspects, categorizing issues and recommendations into three layers:
- Critical: Number of critical issues, categorized as security or performance, with suggested solutions.
- Recommended: List of recommendations for enhancing site health with step-by-step instructions.
- Passed Tests: Number of items with no issues, providing detailed information.
The plugin also reports website activity date and time, user details, and source IP addresses.
No setup is required; simply add the API key to connect the plugin.
Comprehensive Monitoring with UptimeMonster
Extend your monitoring capabilities beyond website and WordPress health – UptimeMonster offers a comprehensive suite of services
to ensure the robustness of your entire online presence.
In addition to website and WordPress metrics, monitor the following services seamlessly from the same dashboard:
Server Monitoring
- Load Average
- CPU Utilization
- Disk Usage & Stats, iNode Usage
- RAM & Swap Usage
- Network Stats
- Active SSH Connections
- Running Processes
Service Monitoring
- IP blacklist
- DNS, FTP, sFTP, SSH
- SMTP, POP3, iMAP
- ICMP (ping), DNS lookup
- Custom TCP/IP Ports
Gain a holistic view of your digital infrastructure, ensuring optimal performance and preemptively addressing potential issues.
UptimeMonster simplifies the monitoring of your website, server, and additional services, providing a centralized solution for a
robust online presence.
Explore the full array of
features &
services available at your fingertips with UptimeMonster.
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Manage WordPress Themes and Plugins with UptimeMonster
The Uptime Monster Monitor plugin is based on UptimeMonster app service. Our monitoring service provides features such as installing, activating, deactivating, and uninstalling any themes or plugins for specific WordPress site. Therefore, users will perform these actions from the app instead of the WordPress dashboard.
Automatic installation
Automatic installation is the easiest option -- WordPress handles the file transfer, and you won’t need to leave your web browser.
- Log in to your WordPress dashboard
- Navigate to the Plugins menu, and click “Add New.”
- In the search field type “UptimeMonster Site Monitor” then click “Search Plugins.” Once you’ve found us, you can view details about it such as the point release, rating, and description. Most importantly of course, you can install it by! Click “Install Now,” and WordPress will take it from there.
- Activate the plugin.
- Go to UptimeMonster “Dashboard » Websites » YourWordPressSite » WordPress Tab”
- On your WordPress admin dashboard goto “Settings » UptimeMonster Settings”
- Copy and paste API key & secret from UptimeMonster WordPress tab to plugin settings fields.
- Save settings.
Please follow this detailed instruction on
How to connect the plugin UptimeMonster
Manual installation
- Download this plugin's .zip file and extract it.
- Upload the extracted directory (
uptimemonster-site-monitor
) to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory on your web server with your favourite ftp/sftp client.
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- Go to UptimeMonster “Dashboard » Websites » YourWordPressSite » WordPress Tab”
- On your WordPress admin dashboard goto “Settings » UptimeMonster Settings”
- Copy and paste API key & secret from UptimeMonster WordPress tab to plugin settings fields.
- Save settings.
The WordPress codex contains more
instructions on how to do this here.
Please follow this detailed instruction on
How to connect the plugin UptimeMonster