Searching and Filtering Monitors

Searching and Filtering Monitors

When you have many monitors, the search and filter tools help you find specific ones quickly.

Searching by Name or URL

On the Monitors list page, a search bar appears at the top. Type any part of a monitor's name or URL. The list filters in real time as you type.

Examples:

  • Type "api" to find all monitors with "api" in the name or URL
  • Type "production" to find monitors in that word in their name
  • Type "yourapp.com" to find all monitors for a specific domain

Filtering by Status

Use the Status filter to show only monitors in a specific state:

  • All — shows every monitor (default)
  • Up — monitors currently passing checks
  • Down — monitors currently failing checks
  • Paused — monitors with checking disabled

Filtering by Project

Use the Project filter to show only monitors belonging to a specific project:

  1. Click the Project dropdown above the monitor list.
  2. Select the project name.

Select All Projects to clear the project filter.

Combining Filters

Search and filters work together. You can, for example:

  • Filter to the "Production" project AND search for "api" to find all API monitors in production
  • Filter to Down status to see only monitors currently failing

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