ManageEngine™ Applications Manager 7.3 PHP script

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ManageEngine Applications Manager allows you to monitor performance and availability of websites using HTTP and HTTPS requests, from end-user perspective. ManageEngine Applications Manager allows you to monitor performance and availability of websites using HTTP and HTTPS requests, from end-user perspective. Features: - Monitor just a single URL or a sequence of URLs. - Record a sequence of HTTP requests and configure it to be checked at regular intervals of time. This will hence help you ensure your website / web application is functioning properly. - Ability to validate dynamic web pages that pull data from databases. - Validate content in a web page. Ensure that specified text appears on your web page all the time. - Validate current page size and the percentage change in current page size to previous page size. - Get instant notifications when there are problems with your application such as connectivity problems, slow page load time, or content errors. - Generate reports to view performance of the website over a period of time. - Check if a particular web page has undergone change. - Validate the web page for specific error messages. - Retrieve a web page's content
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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