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We’re happy to announce the official Globalping extension for Raycast! With it, you can run network measurement tests from virtually anywhere in the world – all without opening your browser, a new terminal window, or breaking your flow. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through what the extension does, how to set it up, and a few tips
Today, we're happy to share that the Checkmate team has integrated Globalping into their tool for global uptime checks. In this blog post, we’ll talk about the integration, how it improves your uptime monitoring, and how you can use it to run uptime checks across six global regions. This integration was built by the Checkmate dev team,
We’re happy to announce that you can now use Globalping as a native feature in Uptime Kuma. This allows users to optionally monitor their APIs and services from anywhere in the world, regardless of where they host Uptime Kuma. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to use Globalping with Uptime Kuma for monitoring and how you
To kick off the new year, we have a new announcement to share: the Globalping app for TrueNAS. With this app, you can run a Globalping probe directly on your NAS and contribute to the Globalping network in just a few clicks. Globalping relies on a network of community-hosted probes around the world. These probes allow anyone to run network
At the end of the year, we have one final announcement: you can now use Globalping directly in VS Code and its forks, such as Cursor. The Globalping extension lets you run network tests right from your editor to help you debug connectivity, check performance, test DNS resolution, and more. Instead of switching to an external tool or terminal every
TLDR: I made a CLI tool that can resolve an IP address to a country, US state and even a city. https://github.com/jimaek/geolocation-tool It works well and confirms ipinfo's findings. Recently, I read how ipinfo finally proved what most technical people assumed: VPN providers don't actually maintain a crazy amount of infrastructure in
