SSL Monitoring
SiroPing checks the TLS certificate of every HTTPS monitor and warns you before it expires — so a certificate renewal never becomes an outage.
How it works
SSL is a capability of the HTTP monitor, not a separate monitor type. Every HTTPS check:
- Validates the certificate chain and hostname.
- Reads the expiry date.
- Flags a certificate that is about to expire as a Warning (with the days left).
Configuration
- Create/Edit an HTTP monitor.
- Enable SSL monitoring and set the days threshold (e.g. alert when ≤ 14 days remain).
- Save.
A certificate entering the warning window shows its remaining days on the monitor row and in reports, and (optionally) triggers an alert channel.
What you get
- Days-to-expiry visible per monitor.
- SSL health included in Reports (uptime/downtime summary per project).
- Warnings feed the same incident pipeline as HTTP failures (dedup + cooldown).
NOTE
SSL checks need a reachable HTTPS endpoint. Monitors that only use plain HTTP can't be
SSL-checked — use HTTPS URLs.
What SiroPing does NOT do
- It does not install or renew certificates (use certbot for that).
- It does not store private keys.
See HTTP Monitoring for the rest of the HTTP monitor options.