Monitoring LocationsWorldwide Coverage
Monitor your services from 47 locations across 43 countries. Our distributed network ensures accurate global performance insights.
Monitor From47+ Global Locations
47+ monitoring stations across 5 continents ensuring accurate, real-time insights from every corner of the world.
Europe
33 Countries
France
Germany
Serbia
Kazakhstan
Ireland
Spain
Finland
North Macedonia
United Kingdom
Italy
Iceland
Czech Republic
Greece
Israel
Armenia
Lithuania
Austria
Denmark
Latvia
Ukraine
Moldova
Portugal
Hungary
Croatia
Romania
Slovenia
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Belgium
Poland
Netherlands
Liechtenstein
LuxembourgAsia
9 Countries
KazakhstanIsraelArmenia
Hong Kong
South Korea
India
Japan
Singapore
BangladeshNorth America
2 Countries
Canada
United StatesSouth America
1 Country
BrazilOceania
1 Country
AustraliaWhy Global Monitoring Matters
Distributed monitoring ensures accurate performance insights and helps detect regional issues that might not be visible from a single location.
Global Reach
Monitor from multiple continents to detect regional outages and performance issues that could impact your users worldwide.
- 5 continents coverage
- Regional performance insights
Real-Time Alerts
Get instant notifications when issues are detected from any of our locations, ensuring you're always informed.
- <1 second alert delivery
- Multi-channel notifications
High Availability
Redundant infrastructure ensures monitoring continues even during regional outages or network issues.
- 99.9% network uptime
- Redundant monitoring paths
Key Benefits of Global Monitoring
Understand how our distributed network provides superior monitoring capabilities compared to single-location solutions
Accurate Performance Data
Get real performance metrics from locations where your users actually are, not just from one data center.
Early Problem Detection
Detect regional issues before they become global problems. Identify ISP-specific outages and routing issues.
Comprehensive Analytics
Compare performance across regions, identify bottlenecks, and optimize your infrastructure based on real user data.
CDN Validation
Verify your CDN is working correctly in all regions. Ensure content delivery is optimized globally.
Network Path Monitoring
Monitor different network paths to your servers. Identify routing issues and optimize connectivity.
Regional Performance Trends
Track performance trends by region over time. Identify patterns and optimize for specific markets.
Technical Specifications
Our monitoring infrastructure is built for reliability, speed, and accuracy
Performance Metrics
Reliability & Security
Regional Advantages
Each region provides unique monitoring capabilities and insights
Europe
FranceGermanySerbiaAsia
KazakhstanIsraelArmeniaNorth America
CanadaUnited StatesSouth America
BrazilOceania
AustraliaReal-World Use Cases
See how global monitoring helps businesses maintain uptime and performance
E-Commerce Platform
Scenario: Online store serving customers worldwide
Solution: Monitor from all major markets to ensure checkout works everywhere
Result: 99.9% uptime across all regions, zero lost sales
SaaS Application
Scenario: Cloud-based application with global user base
Solution: Track API response times from user locations
Result: Identified and fixed latency issues in Asia-Pacific region
Content Delivery
Scenario: Media streaming platform with CDN
Solution: Verify CDN performance from all edge locations
Result: Optimized content delivery, 40% faster load times
Single vs. Multi-Location Monitoring
See the difference global monitoring makes
Single Location
- Limited visibility into regional issues
- False positives from local network problems
- Cannot detect CDN failures in other regions
- Missing performance data for global users
- Unable to identify routing issues
- No comparison data across regions
Global Monitoring
- Complete visibility across all regions
- Accurate detection of real issues vs. local problems
- CDN performance validation worldwide
- Real user experience data from all locations
- Routing and network path optimization
- Comprehensive regional performance analytics
Why More Monitoring Locations Matter
Understanding the critical importance of geographic diversity in monitoring infrastructure
Network Diversity & ISP Redundancy
Different locations mean different Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and network paths. When you monitor from multiple locations, you're testing through various network infrastructures, which is crucial because:
ISP-Specific Issues
A single ISP might experience routing problems, DNS issues, or peering conflicts that don't affect other providers. Monitoring from multiple ISPs ensures you catch these provider-specific problems.
Routing Path Differences
Data travels through different network paths depending on geographic origin. A route that works from New York might fail from Tokyo due to BGP routing changes or network congestion.
Peering Point Failures
Internet exchange points (IXPs) and peering connections can fail. Multiple locations help identify if an issue is specific to a particular peering arrangement or a global problem.
Complete Visibility
With 47+ locations, you get comprehensive visibility into how your service performs across different network environments, not just one provider's perspective.
Geographic Distribution Benefits
Monitoring from 47+ locations across 43 countries provides geographic diversity that delivers real business value:
Countries Covered
Monitor from every major market where your users are located, ensuring you see performance from their perspective.
Continents
Coverage across all major continents means you can detect issues affecting specific regions before they impact global operations.
Continuous Coverage
With locations in different time zones, monitoring continues seamlessly even if one region experiences issues.
Eliminating False Positives
One of the biggest problems with single-location monitoring is false alarms. Here's how multiple locations solve this:
Single Location Problem
- ✗Local network issue triggers false alarm
- ✗ISP maintenance causes unnecessary alerts
- ✗Can't distinguish local vs. global problems
- ✗Team loses trust in monitoring alerts
Multiple Locations Solution
- ✓Cross-verify from multiple locations before alerting
- ✓Only alert when multiple locations confirm issue
- ✓Instantly identify if problem is regional or global
- ✓High-confidence alerts your team can trust
CDN & Edge Performance Validation
If you use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) or edge computing, monitoring from multiple locations is essential:
Edge Location Verification
CDNs serve content from edge locations closest to users. Monitoring from 47+ locations ensures each edge location is working correctly. A CDN edge failure in Asia won't be detected by monitoring only from North America.
Performance Optimization
Different locations show different performance metrics. By monitoring from multiple points, you can identify which regions need CDN optimization, cache tuning, or additional edge locations.
Cache Validation
Verify that your CDN cache is working correctly across all regions. A cache miss in one region might not affect others, but you need monitoring from all regions to know.
Real-World Scenarios Where More Locations Matter
Here are actual situations where having 47+ monitoring locations makes the difference:
Regional ISP Outage
A major ISP in Europe experiences a routing failure. Your service is up, but users on that ISP cannot reach it.
Monitoring from US only: No alert, service appears fine
Monitoring from 47+ locations: Immediate detection of European routing issue, alert sent, problem identified and resolved quickly
BGP Route Hijacking
A BGP misconfiguration redirects traffic from Asia-Pacific region to wrong destination.
Monitoring from Europe only: Service appears operational, no alerts
Monitoring from 47+ locations: Asian monitoring stations detect routing anomaly, alert triggers before users notice
CDN Edge Failure
One CDN edge location fails, affecting users in that region only.
Monitoring from different region: No detection, users experience slow loading
Monitoring from 47+ locations: Regional performance degradation detected, CDN provider notified, edge location fixed
DNS Propagation Issues
DNS changes propagate slowly in some regions due to TTL settings.
Monitoring from one location: May show DNS working, but other regions still using old records
Monitoring from 47+ locations: Identify which regions have DNS issues, verify propagation status globally
DDoS Attack Targeting Specific Region
Attackers target infrastructure serving specific geographic region.
Monitoring from unaffected region: No detection, attack continues
Monitoring from 47+ locations: Regional performance degradation detected, DDoS mitigation activated for affected region
Rich Performance Data & Analytics
More monitoring locations provide richer data for better decision-making:
Regional Performance Comparison
Compare response times, uptime, and performance metrics across regions. Identify which markets need optimization.
- Identify slow-performing regions
- Optimize infrastructure for specific markets
- Make data-driven expansion decisions
Trend Analysis
Track performance trends over time from multiple locations. Spot patterns and anomalies that single-location monitoring would miss.
- Detect gradual performance degradation
- Identify peak usage patterns by region
- Plan capacity based on regional demand
The Cost of Undetected Regional Outages
Without monitoring from multiple locations, regional outages can go undetected, costing your business:
Lost Revenue
Users in affected regions cannot access your service, leading to immediate revenue loss and potential customer churn.
Reputation Damage
Users experiencing issues may share negative feedback, affecting your brand reputation and trust in affected markets.
Extended Resolution Time
Without early detection, problems persist longer, increasing Mean Time To Resolution (MTTR) and impact duration.
With 47+ monitoring locations, you detect regional issues immediately, minimizing impact and protecting your business.
Technical Advantages of Distributed Monitoring
Load Balancing Validation
Verify that your load balancer distributes traffic correctly across all regions. Ensure no single region is overloaded.
Database Replication Monitoring
If you use geo-replicated databases, monitor from each region to ensure replication is working and queries are routed correctly.
SSL/TLS Certificate Validation
Verify SSL certificates work correctly from all regions. Some certificate authorities have regional validation differences.
API Rate Limiting Verification
Ensure API rate limits work correctly across regions. Some implementations may have regional inconsistencies.
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