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Instant visibility into servers, virtual hosts, and containerized environments

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Including dozens of AWS and Azure services, container orchestrations like Docker and Kubernetes, and more 

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Pinpoint the root cause down to a poor-performing line of code

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Surf a site – see its uptime

One of the guys here at Pingdom has made a bookmarklet that allows you to see the uptime history for the website you are visiting.

How do you do this? Just make sure your favorites/bookmarks toolbar is visible, then drag and drop Uptime for this site to it. After that you only need to click on the bookmarklet whenever you are visiting an interesting website to be taken to its uptime report page at Pingdom GIGRIB.

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A few examples of websites that are already monitored by GIGRIB:

Digg		CNN		BBC
The Pirate Bay 	News.com 	Wikipedia
Apple		Microsoft	Google
MySpace		eBay		Flickr

There are lots more, including a large number of web hosting companies, online banks, and a mish-mash of personal sites, blogs, news sources, etc.

Small note: GIGRIB doesn’t have all the websites in the world, but we have a couple of thousand, and the number is growing steadily. If you find a website you think is interesting and isn’t monitored by GIGRIB, why not become a part of the GIGRIB network yourself and add it? You can add up to 10 sites when you participate, and all the information is publicly and freely available on the Pingdom GIGRIB website.

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