All services are online

Checks that the Nginx web server is running and serving your WordPress site. A failure indicates that the web server is down, which would make the site inaccessible to visitors.

Monitors the PHP-FPM service that powers WordPress and other PHP applications. This ensures your PHP scripts are executing correctly and the site is responding. If PHP-FPM stops, the site will fail to load pages properly.

Monitors the database server that stores all your WordPress content and settings. A database failure would break your site, preventing posts, pages, and user data from being accessed.

Monitors CPU, RAM, Swap, and Disk usage to ensure your server has sufficient resources. High usage or resource exhaustion can slow down or crash the site.

Monitors the Redis caching server (if used) that speeds up your site by caching objects and queries. A failure may slow down the site but does not break content delivery.

Monitors WordPress scheduled tasks (wp-cron) to ensure tasks like publishing scheduled posts, clearing caches, and sending emails are running on time. A failure means scheduled tasks may not execute.