A monitor’s dashboard provides a quick overview of the monitor’s status and performance. The dashboard is available from the monitor list. Click the monitor name to open the dashboard. The dashboard displays the following information: Monitor dashboard

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1. Monitor details

This section displays the monitor’s name, type, and status. The status is either OK or Down. It also gives you insights into the IP address, location, and ISP.

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2. Performance

This chart shows the monitor’s performance over the last 4 hours. You can hover over the chart to see the exact values. Depending on the protocol of the monitor, the chart shows different metrics:
  • ICMP: response time
  • HTTP: DNS lookup time, connection time, time to first byte, and total response time
  • HTTPS: DNS lookup time, connection time, SSL handshake time, time to first byte, and total response time
You can change the timeframe of the chart by clicking the 4 hours button and selecting a different timeframe, up to 30 days.

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3. Uptime

This section shows the monitor’s uptime over the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days. The uptime is calculated as the percentage of time the monitor was up over a given period.

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4. Response time

This section shows the monitor’s average, highest and lowest response time over the selected timeframe.

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5. Incidents

This section shows all incidents related to the monitor. It gives you easy access to the incident details and allows you to acknowledge or resolve the incident.

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6. Apdex

This section shows the monitor’s Apdex score over the selected timeframe. The Apdex score is calculated as the percentage of requests that were satisfied, tolerated, or frustrated.

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7. SSL certificate

This section shows the SSL certificate information for the monitor. It displays the certificate’s issuer, validity, and expiration date.