Subdirectory Availability and File Availability Checks
The subdirectory check is used to monitor all the sub directories within a monitored directory. The user has the option to monitor all the sub directories or a particular sub directory [subdirectory name supports regular expressions] under the specified directory.
The file check is similar to the subdirectory check. The file check is applied to files instead of folders within a directory. Here too, the user has the option to watch for either all the files or a particular file [file name supports regular expressions] within the specified directory.
The two checks come under the Directory checks category. When the configured event occurs, an alert is raised.
Related Articles
How to generate a HAR file?
HTTP Archive (HAR) stores all web requests made by the browser, including: The request and response headers and bodies. Connection, response, and download times. Failed requests or network errors. HAR files help troubleshoot issues related to speed, ...
How does Site24x7 always ensure the availability of its location agents during monitoring?
Site24x7 uses a preferred location recheck logic in the back-end to ensure the availability of all monitoring locations. This logic is only applied when you've disabled the option "Restrict monitoring within selected locations" in the Add or Edit ...
Monitor websites that require a HTTP POST to determine availability
You can monitor websites that require HTTP POST to determine availability. You can configure HTTP request methods to be passed (POST/GET/HEAD/POST XML) under the HTTP Configuration while adding a monitor itself. Log in to the Site24x7 client and ...
Avoid Scheduled Maintenance window from affecting my Availability SLA reports
By default, when SLA reports are generated, monitors under maintenance will not be considered as 'Up' or 'Available'. However, you can customize these reports to treat the monitors as up during the scheduled maintenance time period. Also, follow the ...
Setting up a website monitor w.r.t content match and HTTP configuration
Regarding the website defacement (content match) configuration, you can set keyword checks to find the existence and non-existence of keywords in your HTML response. As far as the HTTP configurations are concerned, we support HEAD, GET, and POST ...