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Dashboard Overview

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After logging into SweetUptime, you’ll be greeted with the Dashboard, your central hub to monitor every website, server, or service you’re tracking. It provides an instant overview of uptime, response time, and current health for all your monitors.

Uptime Monitors #

This section lists your website and API uptime monitors. It shows availability and response time for each endpoint.

SweetUptime uptime monitor dashboard

Example: yourwebsite.com shows 99.93% uptime and 168 ms response time -> indicating good stability with minor downtime events.

ColumnDescription
MonitorThe name and URL of the monitored website or API.
UptimeThe overall percentage of time the service stayed online.
Avg. Response TimeAverage response latency measured during recent checks.
Health IndicatorsVisual dots showing recent uptime trends (green = up, red = down).
Reports / LogsAccess historical uptime, downtime, or performance charts.
Actions (⋮)Edit, pause, or delete the monitor.

Latest Cronjob Monitors #

Used for monitoring scheduled background jobs (cronjobs) to mek sure they run successfully and on time.

Example: n8n – log cron retention on billing portal has 100% uptime. Every scheduled job ran without failure.

ColumnDescription
Cronjob MonitorThe name or description of the cron task being tracked.
UptimePercentage of successful executions.
DowntimePercentage or count of failed or missed runs.
Health IndicatorsShows the last few job results (green = success, red = failure).

Latest Domains #

Monitors your registered domains for Whois expiration and SSL certificate validity. This monitor helps you avoid downtime caused by expired assets.

Example: aplikasia.id -> Whois valid for 2 years, SSL expires in 3 months. SweetUptime automatically re-checks expiration dates daily.

ColumnDescription
Domain NameThe domain being monitored (click to open).
WhoisShows how long until the domain registration expires.
SSLDisplays days or months left until SSL certificate expiration.
Last CheckedIndicates when the domain and SSL were last verified.
Actions (⋮)Manage or remove domain monitoring.

Latest DNS Monitors #

Tracks DNS propagation, record consistency, and change frequency.

Example: dicloud.net has 10,274 checks and 2,292 changes detected -> indicating active DNS updates across servers.

ColumnDescription
DNS MonitorThe domain or hostname being tracked.
Total ChecksTotal DNS checks performed since setup.
Total ChangesNumber of record updates or differences detected.
Reports / LogsAccess DNS change history and trend graphs.

Latest Server Monitors #

Provides real-time visibility into your server performance including CPU, RAM, and disk usage.

Example: dicloud.net -> CPU 23.20%, RAM 41.57%, Disk 44.43%, last updated 5 minutes ago.

ColumnDescription
Server MonitorThe hostname or IP address of your monitored server.
CPU UsageCurrent CPU load percentage.
RAM UsagePercentage of memory currently used.
Disk UsageStorage utilization across available disks.
Last LogTimestamp of the latest health report.

Latest Status Pages #

Shows all public status pages you’ve created where users can check your uptime transparency.

Example: status.dicloud.net -> public uptime page for Dicloud, viewed 5,477 times.

ColumnDescription
Status PageThe name and public URL of your hosted status page.
PageviewsNumber of visitors or views for the page.
Actions (⋮)Edit, view, or delete a status page.