Monsido Uptime
Monitoring Directory evidence: Verified

Monsido Uptime

Monsido Uptime is Acquia Web Governance's Heartbeat uptime monitor, using the distinct `MonsidoUptime/1.0` User-Agent and separate published Heartbeat IP addresses.

MonsidoUptime
Operator Acquia
Risk Safe

Overview

Monsido Uptime is a uptime monitor associated with Acquia and used for uptime monitoring.

The primary identifying User-Agent token is MonsidoUptime. Representative HTTP identity or detection model: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MonsidoUptime/1.0; +http://monsido.com/uptime.html; info@monsido.com).

Directory status: Active. Identity classification: Verified with High confidence. Identity type: operator-documented.

robots.txt is not a reliable control for this traffic; use normal authentication or server-side controls when restriction is required.

Risk classification: Safe. Recommended handling is to generally allow or monitor rather than block by identity alone.

Identity

User-Agent Pattern
MonsidoUptime
Aliases
MonsidoUptime/1.0; Acquia Web Governance Heartbeat
HTTP Agent Examples
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MonsidoUptime/1.0; +http://monsido.com/uptime.html; info@monsido.com)
Identity Type
operator-documented
Evidence Method
Match `MonsidoUptime/1.0` and corroborate with Acquia's separate published Heartbeat IP addresses for the applicable region.

Classification

Type
Monitoring
Kind
Uptime monitor
Family
Acquia Web Governance
Purpose
Uptime monitoring

Behavior and handling

Common Use
Running Acquia Web Governance Heartbeat uptime checks against customer-configured websites.
Detection Notes
MonsidoUptime is the Acquia Web Governance Heartbeat identity and is distinct from the Monsidobot site-governance crawler.
Respects robots.txt
No
Spoofing Risk
The User-Agent is spoofable; use Acquia's published Heartbeat source IPs for stronger attribution.
Risk
Safe
Recommended Handling
Do not block

Rules and controls

Robots.txt Snippet
# robots.txt is not a reliable control for this identity. Use server-side access controls if restriction is required.