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Add CertAvert to list of monitoring options - #2387
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Updated last modified date and added CertAvert to the monitoring services list.
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I run CertAvert (https://certavert.com), a small independent certificate monitoring service.
It checks your certificates twice a day and emails you before they expire. It also warns about chain problems, hostname
mismatches and revoked certificates. Alerts can go to Slack or Discord too. Any port works, not just 443.
The free plan covers 15 domains, no credit card needed.