#Dns Monitoring

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March 3rd, 2026

Route domain monitoring alerts to webhook, Slack, Teams, or email destinations with severity-aware notification flows that reduce missed incidents.

March 3rd, 2026

Update monitor names, check intervals, and scheduling state without losing continuity in historical domain monitoring analysis.

March 3rd, 2026

Run due domain checks in bounded batches to scale DNS monitoring across many domains without flooding systems or missing schedules.

March 3rd, 2026

Trigger an immediate domain health check after DNS changes to validate SPF, DMARC, and MX fixes during active incidents.

March 3rd, 2026

Use time-series aggregates from domain monitoring to visualize health trends, healthy rates, and failure patterns across domains.

March 3rd, 2026

Query domain monitoring run history by status and time window to diagnose regressions, compare remediation attempts, and confirm recovery.

March 3rd, 2026

Build a domain monitoring dashboard that lists monitored domains, health status, ownership, and scheduling windows for faster triage.

March 3rd, 2026

Audit all configured alert routes for each monitor, including webhook, Slack, Teams, and email sinks, before incidents expose routing gaps.

March 3rd, 2026

Remove stale webhook and chat alert routes from domain monitoring so high-severity DNS and deliverability events reach the right on-call responders.