RoboMiri comes with a very easy way to create your own HTTP Uptime Monitor. What is an HTTP Monitor? An HTTP Monitor is a type of uptime monitor that lets you know when a webpage or a website is down. It sends a scheduled request to your page and waits for an answer in a given timeframe, also known as timeout. If the response is received, the monitor is marked as UP, otherwise it is marked as DOWN. To be less time-consuming, usually, the monitoring service is sending a HEAD request. For some special cases, like checking the response headers, it can also send a GET request. How RoboMiri does do this? RoboMiri is following the same principle. First, it sends a HEAD request to your webpage and waits for a response. If it gets the response, then the monitor is marked as UP and the response time is saved in order to create a statistic with it, so you can see how long your webpage is taking to respond. The main server of RoboMiri is based in London, so it measures t...