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Instant domain health checks for DNS, SSL, uptime, and response time

CheckServer is a free domain monitoring service that checks DNS records, SSL certificates, uptime, HTTP status, redirects, and response performance. Built for fast, reliable answers.

Live status: running 24/7

Quick start

curl https://check-server.iqtechnology.io/api/check\ -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN"\ -d '{"domain":"example.com"}'
⚡ Instant DNS/SSL checks
🔔 Alerts via Telegram
🧩 Reusable check templates
📊 History and insights

Built to be loved by developers

Everything you need to monitor domains quickly, automate checks, and keep services stable without losing time on manual work.

API + Webhooks

Simple endpoints for checks, automation-friendly webhooks, and CI/CD readiness.

One-click checks

DNS, SSL, uptime, redirects, and response timing — all in one clean dashboard.

History & trends

Store your past runs and see degradation or improvements over time.

Community templates

Share and reuse check presets for common stacks and infrastructures.

How CheckServer works

Run a domain health check in seconds. Add a domain, choose what to verify, and get clear status results. You can run one-off checks or set up recurring monitoring with alerts.

1) Add a domain

Enter your domain or API endpoint. The system prepares DNS, SSL, and HTTP checks instantly.

2) Run checks

Check DNS records, SSL certificate validity, HTTP status, redirects, and response time.

3) Get results

View a clear summary, detailed logs, and historical trends for troubleshooting and reporting.

4) Set alerts

Send notifications to Telegram, Slack, or email when thresholds are exceeded.

What is CheckServer?

CheckServer is a free domain health check and monitoring tool for developers and teams. It verifies DNS records, SSL certificates, uptime, HTTP status codes, and response times in seconds.

DNS & SSL checks

Validate DNS records, detect propagation issues, and confirm SSL certificate status.

Uptime & status

Track availability and HTTP response codes to catch outages before users do.

Performance insight

Measure response time and identify slow endpoints or redirect chains.

Alerts & automation

Get alerts via Telegram, Slack, or email and automate checks with webhooks.

Powerful extras for daily DevOps work

Everything that reduces ops friction and boosts reliability.

Smart alerting

Set thresholds and get notifications where you work — Telegram, Slack, email.

Team workspaces

Share domains, permissions, and dashboards across your team.

Check templates

Ready-to-use configurations for popular services and frameworks.

Built for teams that need fast answers: check SSL expiry, verify DNS propagation, confirm uptime after deployments, and track response time changes over time.

Common use cases

Use CheckServer to verify deployments, monitor critical services, and troubleshoot domain health fast.

Deployment verification

Confirm DNS changes and SSL issuance after releases or infra migrations.

Certificate expiry checks

Detect expiring or misconfigured SSL certificates before they break user trust.

API uptime monitoring

Track uptime and HTTP status for public endpoints and internal services.

Performance regression

Spot slow response times and redirect loops that increase latency.

CheckServer fits both solo developers and teams: QA can validate production endpoints, DevOps can watch for SSL issues, and product teams can keep critical flows online.

FAQ

Practical answers for developers who monitor domains, APIs, and production traffic daily.

What should a daily domain health check include?

DNS resolution, SSL validity, HTTP status codes, redirect chains, and response time. These cover the most common outages and config issues.

How do I monitor SSL certificate expiry without noise?

Alert at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry. That timing gives you runway to renew without spamming the team.

Which HTTP status codes should trigger alerts?

Immediate alerts for 5xx, watch for sustained 4xx spikes, and flag unexpected 3xx changes.

How often should I run uptime checks?

Critical endpoints: 1-5 minutes. Non-critical: 10-30 minutes. Tune for signal vs. noise.

How can I monitor DNS propagation after a change?

Check multiple resolvers and regions until the new record is consistent everywhere.

What is a good response time baseline?

Use stable periods to set a baseline. Alert when latency doubles or crosses a fixed threshold.

How do I reduce false positives?

Require consecutive failures, use multi-region checks, and separate warning vs. critical alerts.

Can I automate checks in CI or deploy pipelines?

Yes. Use the API after deploys to validate DNS, SSL, and HTTP status before routing traffic.

If you need higher frequency checks or custom integrations, create an account and build a monitoring workflow with alerts and webhooks.

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