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Incident history
Incident history and response-time charts
Every outage is recorded automatically, from the first confirmed failure to recovery, with its duration and reason. Charts show how fast each endpoint answers over time.
Checkout · started Sep 30, 14:02
Resolved after 5m 12s · reason: HTTP 503
Uptime · 24h 99.64% · 7d 99.95%
Automatic incident log
Incidents open and close on their own, across all monitors in a workspace, with the reason for each.
Response-time charts
24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days, with outages shaded right on the chart.
Uptime that adds up
Uptime for 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days on every monitor, plus average recovery time across incidents.
How to set it up
- 1Add monitors; history starts with the first check.
- 2Open Incidents for the workspace-wide log.
- 3Open any monitor for its chart, uptime figures and recent checks.
The details
- History kept
- 7 days on Free, 90 days on Pro
- Chart ranges
- 24 hours, 7, 30 and 90 days
- Dashboard refresh
- Every 15 seconds
Questions
- What happens to older history?
- Checks older than your plan's history period are deleted automatically. Incidents stay in the log.
- Can I see why a check failed?
- Yes. Each failed check records its reason, such as a status code, a timeout or a failed assertion.
Set up incident history in under a minute
Included on the Free plan. No card needed.
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