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# Types of Monitoring

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## Website Monitoring

This feature set involves continuously tracking the availability and performance of your website. It ensures that your site is always accessible to users and functioning as intended, alerting you to any issues such as downtime or slow loading times.

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[What is Website Monitoring?](/website-monitoring/what-is-website-monitoring.md)
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## Synthetic Transaction Monitoring

This type of monitoring simulates user interactions with your website or application. It helps in testing and verifying critical paths, like user login or e-commerce checkout processes, ensuring these key functionalities operate smoothly for your users.

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## Server Monitoring

This feature focuses on the health and performance of your servers. It includes tracking server resources like CPU usage, memory utilization, and disk space, ensuring the server infrastructure is functioning optimally to support your website or application.

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[What is Server Monitoring?](/server-monitoring/what-is-server-monitoring.md)
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