Uptime & Certificate Monitoring
Monitor primary URLs, HTTPS, and certificate expiry with alerts and an initial diagnosis when something changes.
The real cost after launch is not knowing when production breaks, whether backups work, or why each release feels like a new risk.
Keep Alive covers a practical baseline. Architecture, performance, and workflow improvements are diagnosed and quoted by scope.
Monitor primary URLs, HTTPS, and certificate expiry with alerts and an initial diagnosis when something changes.
Confirm that existing backups run and clarify where databases, files, and configuration need to be retained.
Run or troubleshoot the existing release process while reducing failures caused by environment differences.
Break down real-user and lab data across TTFB, LCP, INP, CLS, and the loading waterfall.
Investigate constrained resources, slow queries, caching, process management, and reverse-proxy behavior.
Document environments, release steps, error locations, and recovery so production knowledge is not held by one person.
Inventory hosting, domains, data, release flow, backups, and recurring incidents.
Record current performance and reliability, separating quick wins from larger changes.
Work by priority while preserving a recovery path for every production-impacting change.
Ongoing plans provide alerts and a readable status summary.
No. It includes monitoring, backup-status checks, and a defined amount of deployment support. New features are scoped separately.
The project is reviewed first. Builds with missing source, access, or major unresolved risks may need cleanup before ongoing care.
No. On-call response, high availability, or a formal SLA requires a separately designed service level.
No fixed score is promised before measurement. We identify the bottleneck, change what can be verified, and compare real before-and-after data.
Submitting a request is free and does not commit you to a project. We review the current state before recommending a scope.
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