// RELEASE DAY CHECK

ONE CLICK.
FORTY-SIX URLS.

DSV is the release-day check for Delaware DoC ICIS/eCorp — not a generic uptime robot. Warm IIS AppPools on six web nodes, then validate 46 URLs across five tiers (including negative checks) in under two minutes. You get per-URL detail, a server × group health matrix, slow badges, and CSV export. Sign in to run; this landing never hits the farm.

Premier 46 URLs <2 min IIS / ICIS

Open DSV How it works

URLs

Tiers

Warm nodes

<2m

Click to result

// HOW IT WORKS

Five steps from click to matrix

Negative checks failing closed is a different severity than DCIS down. Read P0 vs P3.

Open and run

Warm AppPools

Six web-service nodes (prt2a–prt2f).

Probe 46 URLs

Five groups including negatives.

Read the matrix

Pass/fail cells, SLOW / VERY SLOW badges.

Export or PS1

CSV from the app; PowerShell covers DNS/TCP, WSDL, A–F score.

Open DSV

// RESULTS

What a run looks like

CSS mock of the signed-in results chrome — not a live screenshot and not Pingdom.

meltuc.tech/dsv/app — CSS mock

URLs

Passed

Failed

<2m

Duration

Warmprt2a–f

Matrixserver × group

Slow>3s amber · >10s red

P0DCIS / Admin fail

// SCOPE

This farm. These hostnames.

Built for Delaware DoC ICIS/eCorp release operators — not a general website checker, not PCRM/Nessus, not Pingdom. Anonymous runs against prod are refused. This page lists no live response times.

// FEATURES

Warm, probe, chart, grade

AppPool warm

Spin up prt2a–f before the probe so cold pools do not fake failures.

46 URLs / 5 tiers

DCIS, eCorp2, eCorp, Admin, and negative checks.

Health matrix

Server × group pass/fail grid with SLOW / VERY SLOW badges.

Analytics

Pass-rate, response bands, last-10 trend, avg response tile.

CSV export

Per-URL detail for the run you just finished.

PowerShell twin

Extra phases: DNS/TCP, WSDL, headers, A–F health score, P0–P3.

// SAID SLOWLY

What stays true over time

Post-deployment IIS spin-up and URL validation for Delaware Dept of Corporations apps. Health stays cheap. If this page disagrees with the signed-in app, trust the app — the product contract and tests enforce that rule.

// GET STARTED

Run it on release day. Read the P0s.