Choose the right window
Use 24h, 7d, 30d, 90d or 365d presets, choose a custom range, or review the entire available history. A short window helps investigate a release; a longer one helps you understand recurring behavior.
Move from a single incident to the wider picture. Review uptime, average response time, incidents, MTBF and MTTR over the period that matters.
Fictional sequence. Animation timing is not check cadence or a performance promise.
Use 24h, 7d, 30d, 90d or 365d presets, choose a custom range, or review the entire available history. A short window helps investigate a release; a longer one helps you understand recurring behavior.
Uptime describes observed availability. Average response describes measured latency. MTBF summarizes time between failures, while MTTR summarizes recovery duration. A metric without enough evidence may be unavailable rather than a meaningful zero.
Look for response-time changes around an incident, compare periods after a release, and review recovery patterns. Historical observations describe your monitored target; they are not a future uptime guarantee.
In practice
Yes. Custom ranges and the entire available history are supported alongside 24h, 7d, 30d, 90d and 365d presets.
No. All charts and metrics in the marketing examples use fictional demonstration data, not customer data or performance promises.
Connect the context
Track public API endpoint availability and latency.
02Follow downtime, recovery and email notifications.
03Monitor availability, response time and downtime.
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