Workflow
Re-checking Key URLs
Keep a list of the URLs that matter most, re-run it after releases, DNS changes and migrations, and compare the result with the last run to see what changed.
Most breakages happen right after a change: a deployment, a new redirect rule, a DNS update, a CDN setting. Re-checking the same list of important URLs after each change catches problems while the cause is still obvious.
Which URLs to keep in the list
- Your homepage, pricing, signup and checkout pages
- Login and password-reset pages
- The top landing pages from search and ads
- Old URLs that must keep redirecting after a migration
- API or status endpoints your customers depend on
Comparing runs
URL Intelligence keeps your last 25 checks in this browser. Run the list before a change to record a baseline, run it again afterwards, and compare the two checks in History to see which URLs now return a different status, land somewhere else or respond more slowly.
Setting it up
- Sign in and open URL Intelligence
- Paste your important URLs and run a check to record a baseline
- After a release, DNS change or configuration update, load the same list from History and run it again
- Compare the two checks in History
- Download the results to share with whoever needs to fix something
Limits to keep in mind
Checks run when you start them. For checks every few minutes around the clock, use a dedicated uptime monitoring service alongside this.
History is kept in this browser, so it won’t follow you to another device.
Common questions
- Is this an uptime monitor?
- No. It’s a list you re-run when you choose. It complements an always-on uptime service rather than replacing it.
- Can I get an alert when something breaks?
- No. MemonaIQ doesn’t send alerts. Run your list after each change, and use an uptime monitoring service if you need automatic alerts.