Over the last couple of months we’ve been working hard to bring new features and improvements to the cloud platform. Version 21.11.1 was released today. Below is a list of the most notable changes and bug fixes included in this release. DNS Importing: We continue to improve the DNS importing process to recognize different zone […]
Our team spent the summer working on a number of significant improvements to our cloud platform to make it more intuitive and easier to use every day. Below is a summary of what we released today. DNSSEC: We’ve further automated DNSSEC signing. You can easily choose the DNSSEC parameters for your zone, and within a […]
Method: PUT URI: /Monitor/DeviceMonitor/{monitorId} This method updates the load balancing profile. Field Data Type MonitorType “string” Name “string” Interval “string” IntervalUnit “string” ResponseTimeOut “string” ResponseTimeOutThreshold “string” DownTime “string” Deviation “string” Retries “string” SuccessRetries “string” FailureRetries “string” DestinationIP “string” DestinationPort “string” Action “string” CustomHeader “string” Enabled “string” […]
Method: POST URI: /Monitor/DeviceMonitor This method creates a new monitor. In order to successfully create the new monitor, the following parameters must be inputted: Field Data Type MonitorType “string” Name “string” Interval “string” IntervalUnit “string” ResponseTimeOut “string” ResponseTimeOutThreshold “string” DownTime “string” Deviation “string” Retries “string” SuccessRetries […]
Method: DELETE URI: /Monitor/DeviceMonitor/{monitorId} This method deletes an existing monitor.
Method: DELETE URI: /ALF/ServerGroup/Pac/{ALFPacId}/{serverGroupId} This method will remove an existing port map group. Removing a group does not delete the devices, they will continue to exist.
Method: GET URI: /ALF/ServerGroup/Pac/{ALFPacId}/All This method retrieves all port map groups from within a pack. By default, when a new pack is created, a “First Port Map Group” is created. In order to place devices within this group, you will need to know the ID assigned to it. All devices placed within this group are […]
We’re often asked how quickly an ‘A’ or ‘AAAA’ record controlled by a DNS Failover pool can update across the internet. TLDR: 2.5 minutes is about as fast as it can go. If you’re curious how we came up with this number, here’s the backstory on how it all works. DNS Failover update speed is […]
Our star developers spent the last couple months working hard to knock out a couple annoying bugs and adding new features. This is a fairly significant platform update that also improves platform reliability and stability too. We hope you like it! New Webhook Feature: We added an often requested feature called HTTP Webhooks that allows […]
Creating your first basic configuration to place a device behind the Total Uptime platform can be completed in 5 easy steps. Step 1 Log into the management panel and go to NETWORKING > CONFIGURATION BUILDER On this page you will see a wizard that will walk you through an initial configuration. Step 1 requires the […]