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Globalping's review of 2024 and plans for 2025
As we approach the end of 2024, it's time to look back, celebrate our achievements, and look ahead to the future. Globalping has had a great year: we reached big milestones, launched new features, and received invaluable support from our amazing community. In this blog post, we'…
The perfect giveaway at your next tech event: A Globalping hardware probe
When it comes to giveaways at tech events, we usually know what to expect: branded t-shirts, bottle openers, and perhaps some stylish coffee mugs. And while these items surely can make some brand fans quite happy, most end up forgotten in a drawer or cupboard. What if you could offer…
New Globalping feature: Infinitely ping a target using multiple probes
We hope to freshen your summer with a new Globalping feature: infinitely pinging a target from multiple locations worldwide. If you're a Linux or Mac user, you may already be familiar with continuous ping, which is the default behavior for ping on those systems. This is similar to…
New Globalping feature: Reusing probes from previous measurements
We're excited to share a new Globalping feature with you, available in all our tools: the ability to reuse probes from your previous measurements. Until now, you’ve always had to provide actual location data for your measurements, such as a geographical location or ASN. Even if you…
How to set up and run a Globalping probe on Windows
We're happy that you're thinking about running a probe and contributing to the Globalping platform! This guide will show you how to set up and run a Globalping probe on your Windows 10 or 11 computer. We aim to make it beginner-friendly so that you can…