A: Hi Milo, Yes, we are planning to offer translation for the Status Pages (including french). We are currently working on it with our Translation Team. And most of the texts can also be changed manually to be in French already.
However currently the translated Status Pages are not yet available as a feature (except most texts being editable), but the Garmingo Status Dashboard is partially...
The tool looks neat. However I couldn't find this here but is there any way to monitor if my SSL is still up to date? Also, what other things can I monitor? Is it only restricted to websites?
I have a tech-stack that includes dedicated servers, how would I monitor these with your tool?
A: Hi, In short: Yes, you can monitor your SSL certificate!
We also have a list (https://garmingo.com/status/features) of all monitor types we currently have. And if something is missing we are always devoted to add new ones as quickly as possible.
But back to your stack. With our SSL Certificate Monitoring you can monitor your SSL certificate, get further insights on it and set how many days...
A: Hi CZN, Our Compliance Report feature allows you to create reports in PDF form for a specific timeframe. Also you can create Compliance Targets. Each Target is set up for one or multiple monitors and defines a goal for either uptime in percent or the response time (latency) we want to stay under.
These reports include: 1. A quick summary of how many incidents occurred in the given time frame,...
Is this a cloud based solution or is it something I can run in my environment with no external access? How do you handle security and what are your security protections for environments are strictly locked down?
A: Hi achimon, Garmingo Status is a cloud based solution, but you can still use it to monitor services running in environments that are not accessible from the public internet.
There are 2 options for monitoring services that are not reachable from the outside: 1. Use of our proxy feature: Our proxy feature allows you to configure a proxy that is used for connecting to your local network similar...
Q: Seems nice but im a bit Confused about your Description
Hey Garmingo Status Team,
I just came across your deal and I’m considering purchasing Tier 1 as a starting point.
I’m currently looking for a monitoring solution for a Linux Docker server, and Garmingo seems like a great fit. However, I’m a bit confused about the “10 monitored services” limitation in Tier 1.
In my case, I run multiple Docker containers on a single server, each accessible via different ports. Does this mean that I would only be able to monitor 10 individual containers (or endpoints) at once?
Could you please clarify how this limitation works in practice?
One monitor equals one monitored endpoint. So if you need to monitor every container separately, then 10 containers equal 10 monitors. If all of them work together, i.e. they all result in one website being available (like a clustered setup), then one monitor is enough.
Or you could monitor only the physical server/VPS and this...
Q: Translation?
Hey Garmingo Team !
Hi from Belgium ;)
Do you plan to translate the status page in french ?
Kind regards,
Milo
garmingo
Jun 10, 2025A: Hi Milo,
Yes, we are planning to offer translation for the Status Pages (including french).
We are currently working on it with our Translation Team.
And most of the texts can also be changed manually to be in French already.
However currently the translated Status Pages are not yet available as a feature (except most texts being editable), but the Garmingo Status Dashboard is partially...
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Q: SSL Monitoring? Other Monitoring?
The tool looks neat. However I couldn't find this here but is there any way to monitor if my SSL is still up to date? Also, what other things can I monitor? Is it only restricted to websites?
I have a tech-stack that includes dedicated servers, how would I monitor these with your tool?
garmingo
Jun 3, 2025A: Hi,
In short: Yes, you can monitor your SSL certificate!
We also have a list (https://garmingo.com/status/features) of all monitor types we currently have. And if something is missing we are always devoted to add new ones as quickly as possible.
But back to your stack.
With our SSL Certificate Monitoring you can monitor your SSL certificate, get further insights on it and set how many days...
Share Garmingo Status
Q: compliance report
hi
what is compliance report, and any sample?
garmingo
Jun 3, 2025A: Hi CZN,
Our Compliance Report feature allows you to create reports in PDF form for a specific timeframe.
Also you can create Compliance Targets. Each Target is set up for one or multiple monitors and defines a goal for either uptime in percent or the response time (latency) we want to stay under.
These reports include:
1. A quick summary of how many incidents occurred in the given time frame,...
Share Garmingo Status
Q: Cloud or on premise?
Is this a cloud based solution or is it something I can run in my environment with no external access? How do you handle security and what are your security protections for environments are strictly locked down?
garmingo
Jun 2, 2025A: Hi achimon,
Garmingo Status is a cloud based solution, but you can still use it to monitor services running in environments that are not accessible from the public internet.
There are 2 options for monitoring services that are not reachable from the outside:
1. Use of our proxy feature:
Our proxy feature allows you to configure a proxy that is used for connecting to your local network similar...
Share Garmingo Status
Q: Seems nice but im a bit Confused about your Description
Hey Garmingo Status Team,
I just came across your deal and I’m considering purchasing Tier 1 as a starting point.
I’m currently looking for a monitoring solution for a Linux Docker server, and Garmingo seems like a great fit. However, I’m a bit confused about the “10 monitored services” limitation in Tier 1.
In my case, I run multiple Docker containers on a single server, each accessible via different ports.
Does this mean that I would only be able to monitor 10 individual containers (or endpoints) at once?
Could you please clarify how this limitation works in practice?
Thanks in advance!
garmingo
May 27, 2025A: Hi Leonsalova,
Thank you for your interest in Garmingo Status.
One monitor equals one monitored endpoint.
So if you need to monitor every container separately, then 10 containers equal 10 monitors.
If all of them work together, i.e. they all result in one website being available (like a clustered setup), then one monitor is enough.
Or you could monitor only the physical server/VPS and this...
Share Garmingo Status