Never miss a certificate expiration with automated SSL monitoring
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How this capability fits the Exemplar platform—not a standalone point tool, but part of how your org runs production and talks about it.
Certificate expiry outages are embarrassing and entirely preventable, yet they still take sites down because ownership and reminders are fragmented.
Exemplar tracks certificates as part of the same reliability surface as endpoints and incidents, so expiry is never an afterthought.
Expiration tracking, chain validation, and reminders for the domains and endpoints you care about—co-located with HTTP checks that use those same certs.
Alerts that can route through Exemplar’s incident flow so renewals become a tracked operational task, not a calendar one-off.
Add hostnames or tie monitoring to endpoints already under check; Exemplar surfaces upcoming expirations with enough lead time for your CA and automation process.
Wire alerts to the team that owns DNS or edge config—often platform or SRE—using the same routing patterns you use for production incidents.
Official documentation on docs.exemplar.dev for this capability.
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