Anturis’ new Full Page monitor periodically checks webpages and shows connection time, download time, and size of all individual elements on the page.  It also allows users to identify bottlenecks that slow load time, which can be scripts, CSS elements, large images, videos and more. Full Page monitor even has the ability to alert users if page content is missing. Additionally, each measurement includes waterfall chart of page elements, showing the sequence in which elements were loaded and the time to load. This enables users to analyze which elements affect page load time most.

“Today, consumers are more demanding than ever before, but have less and less time to visit a business’ website. Researches show that many visitors leave a website if it’s slow to respond and will switch to a competitor’s site,” said Sergey Nevstruev, Anturis CEO. “Although ping, HTTP and TCP monitors are important, these do not give you a complete picture of how well your website works. Our new Full Page Monitor provides the complete information on how webpages work for a real user. Anturis 2.2 also features Maintenance mode capability. Combined, this makes Anturis even more useful and simple to use for hosters and web administrators of small and medium sized businesses.”

Anturis 2.2 provides a beta version of Uptime monitor and Uptime widget for Anturis’ plugin for cPanel & WHM control panel. The cPanel Uptime Monitor periodically checks if servers are reachable and are functioning properly. Users can start basic monitoring of servers in cPanel & WHM − even if they don’t have an Anturis account. Users who require more advanced monitoring features can create an Anturis account easily through the cPanel interface. Users can share server uptime status on websites via the new Anturis Uptime widget, which shows website uptime percentage. This widget is a great way for businesses to show their customers that their service is reliable. The plugin can be installed in just two minutes. For more information about the beta, please email your request to [email protected].

Providing even greater functionality, Anturis 2.2 offers another new important feature − Maintenance mode. Maintenance mode allows users to perform service actions on their infrastructure without affecting the uptime status. When Anturis monitoring is in Maintenance mode, all problem reporting and notifications are suspended while monitoring data is collected and displayed. Maintenance mode enables you to avoid any alerts or problem reports that might occur when a monitored object, such as a server or website, is taken offline for maintenance.