SSL certificate monitoring
No more "your connection is not private".
An expired certificate takes a site down just as hard as a server crash, and it is completely avoidable. nopanic watches every certificate and warns you while there is still time.
Checked every hour
nopanic fetches the certificate of every site once an hour and records who issued it, which domains it covers and when it expires.
Warnings before expiry
You get an alert well before a certificate expires, not on the morning it does. Renewal problems with automated certificates surface in time.
Broken certificates, not only expired ones
A certificate that does not match the domain or cannot be validated is flagged the same way, so a misconfigured deploy does not go unnoticed.
In the portfolio view
Certificate status sits next to uptime and errors for every client, so "SSL expires in 9 days" is visible without opening each site.
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with Let's Encrypt?
Yes. Automated certificates fail too, for example when a DNS change breaks renewal. nopanic catches that before visitors do.
Is SSL monitoring included in every plan?
Yes. Every monitored site gets certificate checks at no extra cost.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Certificate checks work for any public https url.
Part of one platform
- Uptime monitoring Website uptime monitoring every 60 seconds
- Error tracking Laravel error tracking, hosted in the EU
- Debugging Laravel debugging in production
- Security Laravel security scanner for every client app
- Cron monitoring Cron job and Laravel scheduler monitoring
- Status pages Status pages on your own domain
All of this for every client site, in one place.
Monitoring, errors, debugging and security for every Laravel app you run. Hosted and processed in the EU.
