Solutions · Prevent Outages

Know before certificates become outages.

Expired certificates are one of the most common, most preventable causes of downtime. MachineCert catches them weeks early, maps the blast radius, and renews before anything breaks.

Early warningBlast-radius mappedAuto-renew
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cdn.acme.comin 14dqueued
api.example.comin 21dscheduled
auth.acme.comin 46dauto-renew
mail.acme.ioin 71dauto-renew
Who this is for
Uptime & reliability teams
For teams responsible for uptime, service reliability, and operational continuity.
Why outages happen

Most certificate outages
are preventable.

They almost always trace back to a cert nobody saw, nobody owned, or nobody renewed in time. Each gap is solvable.

Unknown certificates

You can’t renew a cert you never knew existed — until it expires.

Missed renewals

A reminder slips, an owner leaves, and the window quietly closes.

Shared-cert fan-out

One expired certificate can take down many services at once.

No clear owner

When it breaks, the first half hour is spent finding who’s responsible.

The early-warning system

Catch it weeks before
it breaks.

1
Detect early

Monitor every cert and flag expiry weeks in advance.

2
Map impact

See exactly what breaks if it expires, via the Trust Graph.

3
Route to owner

Notify the right team and on-call automatically.

4
Auto-renew

Renew and deploy before the window ever closes.

Escalation flow

Escalation before expiration.

90 days
Warning generated
60 days
Owner notified
30 days
Team escalation
14 days
Ticket created
7 days
Executive alert
How it works

Turn expiry into a
routine renewal.

Early warning
Expiry monitoringevery certificate
Blast radiusTrust Graph
No outagerenewed in time
Response
Smart alertsbefore it’s urgent
Escalation pathsowner → on-call
Auto-renewzero downtime
Operational outcomes

Make the 2am cert
page a thing of the past.

Zero surprise expirations

Every cert watched and renewed in time.

Blast-radius awareness

Know what an expiry would take down.

Always an owner

No orphaned certs without an accountable team.

Escalation that works

Alerts reach the right person before it’s urgent.

Automated renewal

The fix happens before the deadline.

Protect revenue & trust

No customer-facing TLS outages.

FAQ

Outage prevention,
answered.

Almost always because a certificate expired unexpectedly — it wasn’t discovered, wasn’t monitored, had no clear owner, or its renewal was missed. The certificate itself works fine until the moment it expires, then dependent services fail.
It discovers every certificate, monitors expiry continuously, maps the blast radius of each one, routes alerts to the right owner well before the deadline, and — where enabled — renews and deploys automatically so the certificate never expires.
MachineCert flags upcoming expirations weeks in advance and escalates as the deadline approaches, so there’s ample time to act before anything is urgent.
It’s knowing exactly which applications, services, and load balancers depend on a certificate. If a cert is about to expire, you immediately see everything that would go down — and prioritize accordingly.
Ownership is derived from tags, accounts, namespaces, and directory data, then mapped to teams and on-call rotations — so alerts always reach someone accountable.
Yes — Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, ServiceNow, Jira, and webhooks, so warnings land where your team already works.
MachineCert detects high-fan-out certificates — those presented by many services — and prioritizes them, since their expiry would cause the widest outage.
Automation is the strongest protection, but even monitoring, ownership, and early alerts dramatically reduce outage risk. MachineCert supports both monitored and fully automated renewal.
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