How to Use an SLA Uptime Calculator to Understand Service Availability

Posted on June 13th, 2025 by Simon Rodgers in Tools, Guides

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TL;DR A Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the required uptime for a service. An SLA uptime calculator helps convert uptime percentages into actual allowed downtime across different timeframes. This guide explains how these calculators work, why uptime matters, and how to monitor performance to meet SLA targets.

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2024 E-Commerce Site Speed & Cart Abandonment Report

Posted on May 7th, 2025 by Simon Rodgers in Statistics

Learn how page load times impact cart abandonment. See global data on wait times, abandonment rates, and steps to boost site performance.

This report aims to show how site speed affects cart abandonment. It covers global data for 2024, focusing on delays between two and three seconds.

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Simplified DNS Management for Faster Website Performance

Posted on April 22nd, 2025 by Simon Rodgers in Tools, Explainer

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Have you ever launched a website, made a DNS change, and then waited and waited some more for it to go live? You are not alone.

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Email Marketing and Website Downtime: How to Ensure Landing Pages Are Always Accessible

Posted on April 2nd, 2025 by Oleksandr Rohovnin in Explainer

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You know how important ensuring your business's round-the-clock availability is, especially if you operate across different time zones. With online businesses, marketing and sales never stop, catering to consumers 24/7 through chatbots, AI assistants, and server redundancy.

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How SSL Certificate Monitoring Ensures Brand Trust and Credibility

Posted on March 20th, 2025 by Simon Rodgers in Monitoring, Explainer

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See that little padlock icon to the left of our URL in the address bar? That shows the website is protected by an SSL certificate. It's a great way to tell potential customers that your brand is trustworthy.

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