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We recently added a new Globalping Dashboard feature for teams and companies that makes managing probes way easier: you can now connect your GitHub organization and use it for probe tags and public pages. Before, users could only use their GitHub username. However, it makes more sense for teams managing multiple probes to do so under their GitHub organization'
The internet is not the same everywhere. In some countries, you can visit most websites and services as you like, while in other countries, governments and internet providers control what you can see. This practice is called internet censorship, and it has a big impact on people’s lives, on how they use the web and what information they can
Do you need to analyze network performance and identify packet loss from your web app, serverless function, or edge app? While the traditional MTR command may not be available in these environments, we have excellent news for you: you can run MTR with HTTP using the Globalping API. In this blog post, we'll demonstrate how you can use
The way developers and DevOps engineers interact with their tools has quickly changed since the launch of MCP (Model Context Protocol) in November 2024. MCP servers allow AI assistants to connect directly to different services, databases, and environments, enabling you to query databases, review code, manage deployments, and troubleshoot network issues without having to leave your AI assistant. In this
Need to run a DNS lookup from your web app, serverless function, or edge app? While the traditional dig command may not be available in these environments, we've got great news for you: you can run dig with HTTP using our API. In this blog post, we'll show how you can use the Globalping API to
If you're a Discord user looking for an app that allows you and other members of your server to collaborate on network issues, we have great news: the Globalping app for Discord. With this app, you can bring the capabilities of our global network measurement platform directly into your Discord server. In this post, we'll explore
