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title: "Discussion on \"Your uptime monitor says 200 OK. Your site is still broken.\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Your uptime monitor says 200 OK. Your site is still broken.\". Why status-code checks miss real outages, and how a simple keyword check closes most of the gap"
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# [Your uptime monitor says 200 OK. Your site is still broken.](https://pingogo.hashnode.dev/your-uptime-monitor-says-200-ok-your-site-is-still-broken?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Why status-code checks miss real outages, and how a simple keyword check closes most of the gap

14h ago · 6 min read · pingogo.hashnode.dev  
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I build PingoGo, a small uptime monitor with Telegram alerts.

I build PingoGo, a small uptime monitor with Telegram alerts.

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