Introducing Dashboard Widgets
Customise your RapidSpike dashboard with widgets designed to show a wide variety of key stats on your account, monitors and critical websites and servers!
Penetration Testing from RapidSpike
We are pleased to announce the addition of Penetration Testing as a Service – assess your infrastructure and web apps for security vulnerabilities.
WordPress Security Scanning
Scan your WordPress website for core, theme and plugin vulnerabilities with this great extension to our security scanning software.
Vulnerability Scanning with RapidSpike
Our newest security feature is an advanced Vulnerability Scanner capable of detecting software or configuration vulnerabilities in your Network or Web App.
Uptime Monitoring Response Timeout Alerts
We’ve supercharged our uptime monitoring by adding a response timeout, so you can use these monitors to alert based on site speed. Awesome!
Upgrade AWS Elastic Beanstalk from PHP7.0 to PHP7.1
This post shares some insights from our dev team on some of the complex and involved tech issues we have encountered. This week: Upgrading AWS Elastic Beanstalk
New York Node added to RapidSpike Infrastructure
We have expanded our testing infrastructure with a new node in the Big Apple.
API Monitoring
This new monitor performs an HTTP POST to your API endpoint, along with an optional request body.
What do Conversion Ratios have to do with Site Reliability?
We have added a Conversion Ratio tracker to RapidSpike that will enable you to build funnels and learn how your site performance affects your sales volume.
Malicious User Detection
The RapidSpike Malicious User Detection provides a way to be alerted when there is an increase of malicious users accessing your website or web application.
JavaScript Security Monitoring
Our JavaScript Security Monitor enables website owners to ensure the integrity of their JavaScript files and get alerted to any possible hack.
Ubuntu 16.04: How to install ZTS enabled PHP7 and the pThreads module
This post shares some insights from our dev team on some of the complex and involved tech issues we have encountered. This week: Installing PHP7 and the pThreads Module