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Analytics Dashboard

The Analytics dashboard provides historical data and trends for all your monitors and incidents in one place.

Opening analytics​

  1. Click Analytics in the sidebar.
  2. The dashboard loads with data for your current workspace.

Available views​

Summary​

Top-level metrics at a glance:

  • Overall uptime — average uptime percentage across all monitors.
  • Total checks — number of checks run in the selected period.
  • Active monitors — how many monitors are currently enabled.
  • Open incidents — current unresolved incidents.

Time-series charts showing how key metrics change over time:

  • Uptime % — daily uptime percentage trend.
  • Response time — average response time per day (ms).
  • Check volume — number of checks performed per day.

Performance​

Response-time focused analytics:

  • Average response time per monitor.
  • Slowest monitors ranked by response time.
  • Response time distribution (p50, p95, p99).

Incidents​

Incident-focused metrics:

  • Total incidents in the selected period.
  • Average resolution time — how long incidents typically take to resolve.
  • Incidents by monitor — which monitors trigger the most incidents.
  • Incidents by status — breakdown of open, resolved, and investigating.

Real-time​

Live metrics updated continuously:

  • Active checks per second — current check throughput.
  • Average response time — real-time rolling average.
  • Current incidents — open incidents right now.
  • Monitor health breakdown — count of Up, Down, and Degraded monitors.

Date ranges​

All analytics views support configurable date ranges:

  • Last 24 hours
  • Last 7 days
  • Last 30 days
  • Custom range

Changing the date range updates all charts and metrics on the page.

Comparison​

Compare current metrics against a previous period to spot trends:

  • Uptime change (↑ or ↓).
  • Response time change.
  • Incident count change.

Exporting data​

Analytics data can be exported for external reporting. Use the Generate Report option to download a summary of your metrics.

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