Pingmeter

You might have a great website, shop or blog. so do your competitor. And they get your visitors when your site is down. It is stressful to have your website down and you get aware of it few hours after your visitors. Be the first one to notice.
Pingmeter ping your website constantly to ensure your website is working fine and take note of ping response speed. If your website timeout or go down, Pingmeter will double check it with our other servers across america, europe, russia and even australia, then notify you via SMS, email or even voice call on your phone.
Monitors can be associated with your website, so Pingmeter keep track of number of online visitors on your websites. and If a monitor go down, it notify you in call about number of your online visitors and record how many online visitors were on your website when this downtime happened.
Pingmeter monitor can scan HTTP, HTTPS, SSL Certificate validation, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, ICMP, MySQL and custom port pings. Monitors can be parents of a previous monitor, so for example you do not receive multiple alerts if your server go down and bring down HTTP, MySQL and FTP along with it.
Additionally, it can trigger pre-defined rescue actions to automatically recover your website such as modifying your CloudFlare DNS to your backup server or restarting your MySQL, Apache or other services by sending SSH command to your server.
Pingmeter give you a public (or private password protected) status page which you can link on your website so that your visitors can check your service status.
<h4>Read More:</h4>
http://www.pingmeter.com/

Pingmeter Uptime Monitoring

Pingmeter monitors and auto rescues your website during downtimes, so you can relax and focus on what's important. You can configure it to receiv …

Daisuke Takahashi

Do you want to monitor your server without using SSH?
Don’t you know how to use difficult commands? (looks like a spell!)
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OK! Leave all to this plugin!
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“Server Status” adds widget like ‘uptime’ command in Dashboard and Network Admin Dashboard.
<h3>Notice</h3>
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<li>Currently, only RHEL/CentOS is tested. And OS X is tesing now! (The number of tested OS will increase shortly.)</li>
<li>PECL Zend OPcache users, please add server-status.php to black list! Otherwise, there must be segmentation fault. 
This troublesome process isn’t required on PHP5.5!</li>
<li>PHP 5.2 users, your version of PHP is no longer supported.(<a href="http://www.php.net/eol.php" rel="nofollow ugc">Detail</a>) If you’re using such older version, this plugin nags at it!</li>
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Server Status

thank you a lot for this work, keep it up!

a little too much info, but great for monitoring while dev/stage

Show server information widget in Dashboard and Network Admin Dashboard.(Currently, only RHEL is tested)

Pingmeter Uptime Monitoring vs Server Status