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What if your website could tell you something was wrong before your customers did?
I built an automated website monitoring workflow using n8n to turn routine availability checks into an automated detection → decision → notification pipeline.
Here's what happens:
01 — Schedule Trigger
Automatically starts the monitoring workflow.
02 — HTTP Request
Sends an automated HTTP GET request to the target website.
03 — Conditional Logic
An If node evaluates the result and determines which path should execute.
04 — Webhook Event Handling
A separate POST webhook provides an event-driven entry point for incoming requests.
05 — Secondary Decision Layer
Another If node evaluates the incoming event and routes the workflow accordingly.
06 — Automated Alerts
Email notifications turn defined conditions into actionable alerts.The architecture combines two powerful automation patterns:Scheduled monitoring + Event-driven processing
So instead of:
“Let me check the website.”
the system becomes: “Check it automatically. Evaluate it. Respond when necessary.”
Built with n8n + HTTP requests + webhooks + conditional branching + automated email notifications.
This project reminded me that good automation isn't just about removing clicks.
It's about building systems that can observe, decide and respond without waiting for a human.
What would you automate first in your own infrastructure?
#n8n #Automation #WorkflowAutomation #WebDevelopment #DevOps #UptimeMonitoring #WebsiteMonitoring #Webhooks #APIAutomation #NoCode #LowCode #Infrastructure #AutomationEngineering
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