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DNSolvly
Independent DNS visibility

Know when your DNS changes—before your users do.

Monitor DNS records, detect unexpected changes, and get the context you need when resolution goes wrong.

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  • Distributed probes
  • DNS change history
  • Recovery alerts
DNSolvly
DNS monitorexample.com
Healthy
Success rate100%Last 24 hours
Response24 msAverage
Locations3All online
Recent healthLast 12 checksOperational
RecordObserved valueStatus
A93.184.216.34Healthy
MXmail.example.comHealthy
NSns1.example.comHealthy
Checked 18 seconds agoNext check in 42 sec
7 DNS record typesA, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SPF
Independent probesSee results across monitoring locations
Actionable alertsEmail, Telegram, and recovery events
Built for clear answers

Everything needed to see DNS trouble early.

Focused monitoring without a noisy observability stack or complicated setup.

DNS record monitoring

Continuously verify A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, and SPF records.

Change detection

Catch unexpected values, missing answers, and resolution failures as they happen.

Distributed visibility

Compare results from probes in different locations instead of trusting one network.

Focused alerts

Send email or Telegram notifications with thresholds, cooldowns, and recovery events.

Historical evidence

Review DNS answers, health transitions, response times, and probe-level results.

Beyond DNS

Track HTTP availability, TLS certificates, and domain health beside your DNS checks.

Simple by design

From domain to useful signal in four steps.

  1. 01

    Add a domain

    Enter the hostname you want to protect.

  2. 02

    Choose records

    Select the DNS answers and checks that matter.

  3. 03

    Monitor continuously

    Independent probes run checks on schedule.

  4. 04

    Act on changes

    Receive an alert and inspect the exact history.

Monitor from the outside

Independent checks. Durable history. Less guesswork.

DNSolvly runs outside your application infrastructure, keeps probe-level evidence, and separates transient degradation from sustained failures and recovery.

External visibilityObserve what resolvers actually return.
Continuous checksChoose intervals that match each domain.
Health lifecycleHealthy, degraded, failed, unhealthy, recovering.
Your DNS should not be a blind spot

Start monitoring your DNS.

Add your first domain and see every check, change, and recovery in one place.

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