Understanding the Dashboard
The exit1.dev dashboard provides multiple views to help you monitor and manage your checks.
Dashboard Views
Table View
The default view displays all your checks in a sortable table with columns for:
- Name - The check name with status indicator
- URL/Host - The monitored endpoint
- Status - Current status (up, down, error)
- Response Time - Latest response time in milliseconds
- Uptime - Percentage uptime over the selected period
- Last Checked - Timestamp of the most recent check
Folder View
Organize your checks into folders for logical grouping. Folders help you:
- Group checks by project, environment, or team
- Apply bulk operations to all checks in a folder
- Include entire folders in status pages
Map View
The map view shows the geographic distribution of your check regions, giving you a visual overview of where your monitoring is running from.
Timeline View
The timeline view displays check events chronologically, showing:
- Status changes (up/down transitions)
- Response time trends
- Alert events
Status Indicators
| Color | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Green | Up | Check is passing successfully |
| Red | Down | Check is failing |
| Yellow | Degraded | Check is experiencing issues but not fully down |
| Gray | Paused | Check is not currently running |
Response Time Charts
Each check includes a response time chart that shows performance over time. The chart displays:
- Response time trend line
- Performance breakdown (DNS lookup, TCP connect, TLS handshake, Time to First Byte)
- Configurable time range (1 hour to 30 days)
Filtering and Search
Use the dashboard filters to narrow down your checks:
- Status filter - Show only up, down, or paused checks
- Search - Find checks by name or URL
- Folder filter - Show checks in a specific folder
Quick Actions
From the dashboard, you can quickly:
- Pause/Resume a check
- Edit check settings
- Delete a check
- View history and detailed logs
- Trigger an immediate check run
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