Endpoint availability and TLS certificate monitoring
Check public or private services on a schedule and warn teams before a failed flow or expired certificate becomes an outage.
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The operational problem
A successful ping does not prove that an application flow works. Teams may need to send headers or a request body, verify a specific response code and confirm that the returned body contains the expected value. Certificates also need independent expiry checks, including services reachable only through a VPN or private network.
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How Tranzify Watch helps
Availability checks support GET and POST requests, custom headers, request bodies, expected status codes and response-body assertions. TLS monitors report certificate validity and days remaining on a daily or custom schedule. Notifications can be routed through email, webhook or Telegram channels. Public domains, IP-based deployments, private certificate authorities and intentionally non-TLS internal endpoints remain separate connection modes, so validation is explicit rather than silently weakened.