What’s new

The @‌alert.sslValidUntil system variable contains the date and time when the SSL certificate is set to expire for SSL monitor alerts. You can now see this value when receiving an OK alert type instead of showing an empty string. Refer to the Alerting system variables page to know more.

We’ve now added the load time and running time (error condition) details when you export your Monitor setup.

Exported files now include columns “Alert on time limit 1” and “Alert on time limit 2”, indicating whether these checks have only color-code results or generate an error status. Likewise, the columns “Time limit 1” and “Time limit 2” show your monitor’s corresponding time thresholds.

We’ve now included the remaining days before your SSL certificate expires in the error descriptions of SSL monitors. You can now see specific alert messages under SSL monitors > Monitor logs and Alert logs dashboard;

• SSL certificate will expire in 1 day
• SSL certificate will expire in less than 1 day
• SSL certificate will expire in x days

Likewise, the generic SSL error message: “SSL certificate will expire soon” can still be found in the Errors overview dashboard or in places where errors are grouped together. Explore the SSL certificate knowledge base article to know more!

We’ve added a new alert system variable @alert.sslValidUntil to include the date and time of when your SSL certificate is set to expire in your alert messages. Check the Alerting system variables page to know more!

We’ve expanded audit logging to include updates made from and to operator groups. We now record changes whenever you;

• Create a new operator group
• Delete an existing operator group
• Add or exclude members in an operator group
• Edit the name of an operator group