Templates
Templates are ready-made dashboards. Pick one from the gallery under New dashboard, and you get an ordinary dashboard that you can edit, clone, share and delete like any other.
The gallery marks each template Has data or No data yet for your account:
- The uptime boards need monitors.
- Incidents and reliability needs at least one incident, at any time.
- Web vitals needs a RUM application with sessions in the last 7 days.
- Logs overview needs logs in the last 7 days.
- Service health needs spans in the last 7 days.
You can create a template that has no data yet. Its widgets show No data until the data arrives.
The seven templates
Section titled “The seven templates”Uptime overview
Section titled “Uptime overview”For: the daily “is everything up?” board.
- Monitor status
- Monitor grid, all monitors, grouped by type
- Uptime percent, with comparison to the previous period
- Average response time by region, with incident overlay
- Failed checks, as bars
- Slowest monitors by p95, as a top list
- Uptime bars, 30 days
- Expiring certificates and domains
- Open incidents
Monitor deep dive
Section titled “Monitor deep dive”Variable: $monitor. For: one monitor, in detail.
- Uptime and p95 response time, as query values
- Response time p50, p95 and p99
- Phase breakdown as a stacked area: DNS, connect, TLS, TTFB and download
- Response time by region
- Checks against failures
- Uptime bars, 90 days
- Downtime overlay
Incidents and reliability
Section titled “Incidents and reliability”For: how often things break and how fast you recover.
- Open incidents, as a value
- Incidents by severity, as stacked bars
- MTTR and MTTA, as values with comparison
- Incident list
- Downtime by monitor, as a top list
- Uptime bars
Web vitals
Section titled “Web vitals”Variable: $app. For: front-end performance of one RUM application.
- Sessions, views and error session rate, as values with comparison
- Web Vitals rail
- LCP and INP p75 over time
- Top pages by views
- Slowest pages by LCP p75
- Sessions by browser, as a pie
- Sessions by country, as a top list
Logs overview
Section titled “Logs overview”Variable: $env. For: what your logs say right now.
- Log volume by level, as stacked bars
- Error logs, as a value
- Top sources
- Top hosts
- Error log stream
Service health
Section titled “Service health”Variable: $service. For: one service’s traffic, errors and latency.
- Requests, error rate and p95 latency, as values with comparison
- Requests and errors over time
- Latency p50, p95 and p99
- Slowest operations, as a top list
- Recent error traces
Executive summary
Section titled “Executive summary”For: a one-screen status report.
- Uptime over 30 days, incidents, MTTR, sessions, LCP p75 and error rate, as values with comparison
- Uptime bars
- Incidents over time
Template variables
Section titled “Template variables”Variables in templates default to All. The exceptions are $monitor and $app, which default to your first monitor or first RUM application when the dashboard is created. Change the selection in the variables bar. See variables.
After you create one
Section titled “After you create one”The new dashboard is a copy. Edit it, remove what you do not need and add what you do. Changing it never changes the template.