Monitoring bot
DeployMonitor Bot
DeployMonitor operates an availability monitoring bot that checks customer-configured HTTP and HTTPS endpoints for uptime, response status, response time, redirects, and TLS certificate health.
Category
Monitoring & Analytics
Operator
DeployMonitor
Primary purpose
Application health checks
How requests work
DeployMonitor only requests URLs that have been configured inside a DeployMonitor account. It does not discover links, index content, execute arbitrary browser automation, or crawl an entire site.
Uptime checks
The bot sends an HTTP request to the configured monitor URL, records the response code and response time, and can optionally verify that expected response text is present.
Redirects and destination safety
Redirects are followed only after each destination is validated as a public HTTP or HTTPS endpoint. Private, loopback, link-local, reserved, and cloud metadata network ranges are blocked.
Frequency
The default uptime interval is five minutes per monitor. Failed monitors may be checked more frequently so recovery can be detected promptly.
User-agent
DeployMonitor identifies availability checks with a dedicated user-agent token. Site operators can use this token in logs, WAF rules, or allow lists.
HTTP User-Agent header
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; DeployMonitor/1.0; +https://deploymonitor.com)
Match pattern
DeployMonitor
Robots.txt and opt-out
DeployMonitor is a targeted monitoring service, not a general-purpose crawler. Current uptime checks do not consult robots.txt before requesting a customer-configured health URL.
Blocking unwanted traffic
If a DeployMonitor check is not authorized for your site, block the DeployMonitor user-agent at your WAF or web server and contact the account owner to remove the monitor. DeployMonitor accounts should only configure monitors for sites they own or are authorized to operate.