Uptime Monitoring
Uptime monitoring tracks whether your digital signage screens and players are online and functioning, alerting you when issues arise.
What Is Uptime Monitoring?
Uptime monitoring in digital signage is the continuous tracking of whether your screens and media players are online, connected, and functioning correctly. When a device goes offline or encounters a problem, the system alerts you so you can respond quickly.
What It Tracks
- Online/offline status — is the player connected to the internet and your CMS?
- Last check-in time — when did the player last communicate with the server?
- Content sync status — is the player showing the latest content?
- Hardware health — storage space, memory usage, temperature (on supported devices)
- Display status — is the screen powered on? (on players that support CEC)
Why It Matters
A blank or malfunctioning screen stops the intended information from reaching its audience. Without monitoring or a local reporting process, a remote team may not notice the problem promptly.
Alert Types
- Offline alerts — notification when a player hasn't checked in for a defined period
- Content sync failures — alert when a player fails to download new content
- Storage warnings — notification when local storage is running low
Planning your project
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Related Terms
Remote Management
Core ConceptsRemote management lets you control, monitor, and update your digital signage screens from anywhere using a web-based dashboard.
Screen Management
Core ConceptsScreen management is the process of organizing, grouping, and controlling multiple digital signage displays from a centralized dashboard.
Cloud-Based Signage
TechnicalCloud-based signage is a digital signage solution hosted in the cloud, allowing you to manage screens from anywhere without maintaining local servers.
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