Monitors
The Monitors page is the main view of the monitoring module. It shows all monitors belonging to a workspace in a card grid, ranked so the most critical issues appear at the top.
Accessing the Page
Click Monitors in the left sidebar, or navigate directly to /monitoring/workspaces/{workspace_slug}/monitors.
Monitor Cards
Each card displays:
- URL — the address being monitored
- Method and interval — e.g.
GET • 300s - Health badge — the current status of the monitor (see Health Status)
- Sparkline chart — a mini history of recent check results
- Details link — navigates to the Monitor Settings page for that monitor
Health Status
The badge on each card reflects the monitor's current health:
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| UP | The last check succeeded and no open incidents exist |
| DEGRADED | The monitor is responding but with elevated latency or partial failures |
| COMPROMISED | An SSL issue or defacement incident is open |
| DOWN | The last check failed or a downtime incident is open |
| UNKNOWN | No checks have been run yet |
| PAUSED | Monitoring is suspended; the monitor is not being checked |
Ranking Order
Monitors are automatically sorted so the most actionable items appear first:
- Active DOWN monitors
- Active COMPROMISED monitors
- Active DEGRADED monitors
- Active UP monitors
- Active UNKNOWN monitors
- Paused monitors (any health status)
Within each group, more recently created monitors appear before older ones.
Monitor Quota
The header shows your workspace quota, e.g. 3 / 10 monitors. When the quota is full, the New Monitor button is disabled and you must delete or archive an existing monitor before adding a new one.
Creating a New Monitor
Click New Monitor in the top-right corner to open the creation form. See New Monitor for full details.
Empty State
If no monitors have been created yet, the page shows a prompt to create the first one.
Real-Time Updates
The dashboard updates automatically via a live connection — you do not need to refresh the page to see status changes.