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Application Monitor

The Monitor tab provides real-time insights into the health and performance of your deployed application.
It allows you to track uptime, response latency, and overall service availability.

Monitoring helps teams quickly detect performance issues and ensure applications remain available to users.

Accessing the Monitor Page​

To view monitoring information for a deployed application:

  1. Navigate to the Applications page.
  2. Select the application you want to monitor to open its Application Details page.
  3. From the sidebar, navigate to Metrics and Monitoring.
  4. Open Uptime Health to view the application's monitoring information.

The Uptime Health dashboard displays the application's response times, uptime, and certificate expiry details.

Monitor Dashboard Overview​

The monitoring dashboard provides an overview of the application's health, response time, and uptime metrics.

Application Monitor Overview

This dashboard displays key monitoring information, including response metrics, uptime percentage, and performance graphs that help teams understand application behavior.

Monitoring Metrics​

The Uptime Health dashboard provides several key performance indicators to help track application health.

Current Response​

The Current Response metric shows the most recent response time recorded for the application.

  • Measured in milliseconds (ms).
  • Represents the latest recorded ping or request response time.

Example:

Current Response: 230 ms

Average Response​

The Average Response metric displays the average response time over the selected monitoring period.

This helps identify:

  • Performance consistency
  • Latency trends
  • Possible performance degradation

Example:

Average Response: 174 ms

Uptime​

The Uptime metric indicates the percentage of time the application has remained available during the monitoring period.

Example:

Uptime: 100%

High uptime indicates that the application has been consistently reachable during the measured period.

Certificate Expiry​

The Certificate Expiry metric displays the number of days remaining before the application's SSL/TLS certificate expires.

Example:

Certificate Expiry: 84 Days

Monitoring this helps prevent unexpected HTTPS certificate expiration.

Status Timeline​

The Status Timeline provides a visual representation of application availability over time.

Application Status Timeline

Each block represents a monitoring check.

  • Green blocks indicate the application was available.
  • Red blocks indicate downtime or failed monitoring checks.

This timeline helps teams quickly identify service interruptions and monitor application reliability.

Response Time Chart​

The Response Time Chart displays response latency across the selected monitoring period.

Application Monitor Response Chart

The chart visualizes how quickly the application responds to monitoring requests over time.

It helps analyze:

  • Performance spikes
  • Network latency
  • Response time trends
  • Temporary slowdowns in the application

Hovering over the graph displays detailed response times for specific timestamps.

Monitoring Time Range​

You can change the monitoring window using the time range selector in the top-right corner.

Common options include:

  • Last 1 hour
  • Last 6 hours
  • Last 24 hours
  • Custom ranges

Adjusting the time range allows teams to analyze performance trends across different periods.

Why Monitoring is Important​

Application monitoring provides visibility into service health and performance.

It helps teams:

  • Detect downtime quickly
  • Identify latency spikes
  • Maintain application reliability
  • Monitor SSL certificate validity
  • Track overall application health

Continuous monitoring ensures that applications remain stable and responsive for users.