Michail P

Michail P

Building for the future

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Web infrastructure engineer with 10+ years in DevOps, hosting, and server management. Based in Czech Republic. Currently building Monitorion — a monitoring platform that checks from 5 global regions and only alerts when your site is actually down. 25 monitor types, visual API transaction builder, and a free site audit that scans any domain in 30 seconds. Previously ran hosting infrastructure, managed high-availability setups, and got woken up at 3 AM by false alarms one too many times. That last part is why Monitorion exists. Always happy to chat about monitoring, infrastructure, or the joys of debugging production at midnight. šŸ”— monitorion.com

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Hi Product Hunt! šŸ‘‹

We're building Monitorion a monitoring platform designed to cover everything, not just HTTP pings.

What makes it different:

- 26 monitor types HTTP, SSL, DNS, SMTP, WebSocket, GraphQL, FTP, Lighthouse, Screenshots, and more. Most tools offer 4-6.

- Browser Transaction Recording record login flows, checkouts, and user journeys by clicking through your site. Puppeteer replays them automatically. Competitors charge $7-12/test extra. Included in Pro.

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23h ago

Monitorion - Uptime monitoring with 26 check types & free beta

Uptime monitoring that checks 26 things, not just "is it up?" SSL & domain expiry, DNS, security headers, broken links, APIs, multi-step & browser flows — checked from multiple regions so blips don't false-alarm. 10 alert channels. Agencies: per-client projects, white-label status pages, SLA reports. We're running a free beta: testers get the full product (200 monitors) free in exchange for feedback — a "found a glitch?" button is built in. Follow, or start free at app.monitorion.com
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