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I'd suggest extending the idea to non-responsive sites as well. Instead of submitting a link to a company's homepage when they're being DDOSed or are otherwise
by Cyranix 13y ago
I'd suggest extending the idea to non-responsive sites as well. Instead of submitting a link to a company's homepage when they're being DDOSed or are otherwise unavailable, submit a link to their status page if they have one or, failing that, use a third-party indicator. Off the top of my head I can't think of a third-party indicator that would capture point-in-time availability, but a manually crafted URL like http://isup.me/example.com?1970-01-01T00:00:00Z http://isup.me/example.com?1970-01-01T00:00:00Z would get the point across just fine.
- joshschreuder 13y agoMaybe something like Zapier's API Status Board, though I'm not sure how realtime and whether it only applies to site's APIs rather than their general websites. https://zapier.com/status/ https://zapier.com/status/
- bryanh 13y agoIt applies to their APIs specifically. It is realtime within ~5 minutes.