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I Built a Free Uptime Monitor That Takes...
We've all been there. You get a Slack ping at 2am: "Is the site down?" You check UptimeRobot. It says: DOWN - HTTP 500. Great. But what was HTTP 500? What did the user see? Was it a full crash, a broken layout, or just a flaky API response that cached badly? You dig through logs, try to reproduce it, and eventually just restart the server hoping the problem doesn't repeat. Sound familiar? That's the gap I kept running into with existing uptime monitoring tools. They tell you that your site went
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