We like C#, .NET and .NET Core! Last time we played a little bit with traceroute utility and thought, could we write something fast, efficient, and since we love Asynchronous Programming with async and await (C#), something that would include this pattern as well? Here is what we came up with :) using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Diagnostics.Contracts; using System.IO; using System.Net.NetworkInformation; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace AppBeat.Core.Utility { public class TraceRoute { private const string DATA = “AppBeat Monitoring - https://appbeat.

Very soon we will add multi expression support for Warning and Error notification rules. Syntax will be as following: [trigger_rule: YOUR_RULE_NAME_1] EXPRESSION(S)_1 [trigger_rule: YOUR_RULE_NAME_2] EXPRESSION(S)_2 [trigger_rule: YOUR_RULE_NAME_N] EXPRESSION(S)_N On user interface this will look something like this: This example rule then triggers “Warning” notification which is sent to you and it is also visible in monitor log:

As we have previously promised, we published full source code of our cross-platform website monitoring command line tool. You can get it from https://appbeat.io/automation/cli/source-code Tool is written in C# and targets cross-platform .NET Core framework. This means you can run it on Windows, Linux or Mac. Tool currently supports following commands: AppBeat Command Line Interface for monitoring automation, version 1.0.0 Usage: dotnet AppBeat.CLI.dll [command] [options] command: help Displays this help.

Would you like to participate in beta testing of our companion Android app for website monitoring? Drop us an email on https://appbeat.io/contact p.s. testers will also receive discount codes for our paid plans

Early development version of AppBeat monitoring client for Android: One of our main goals is simplicity! What do you think?