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This feature is available on the Hosted plan only. On the self-hosted version, server monitoring is managed directly on the server without this interface.
Path: Monitoring (/monitoring) → Status Pages (/status-pages) — Admin only

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Stats Overview

Four cards at the top of the Monitoring page: Below the cards: current threshold values for CPU, memory, disk, and load average.

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Tabs

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Overview

High-level health summary: stat cards, current threshold display, and a preview of the 5 most recent alerts (with severity icons).

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Alert History

Full alert log with severity filter buttons: Alert table columns: Severity icon/badge, Alert type, Message, Current value, Threshold, Timestamp.

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Configuration

Test buttons for both email and webhook let you verify delivery before going live.
If SMTP is not configured in Settings, the email notification field shows a warning. Set up SMTP under Settings → Email first.

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Thresholds

Set warning and critical thresholds using dual-range sliders for:
  • CPU usage (%)
  • Memory usage (%)
  • Disk usage (%)
  • Load average
Changes save on form submit. Current values are shown as a reference display in the Overview tab.

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Status Pages

Path: /status-pages Create public-facing status pages to communicate uptime and incidents to clients.

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Creating a Status Page

  1. Go to Monitoring → Status Pages → New Status Page
  2. Set a name, slug (URL), and optional custom domain
  3. Add components — each component maps to a service or uptime check
  4. Configure visibility (public or link-only)
  5. Customize branding (logo, colors)

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Component Statuses

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Incidents

Create an incident to communicate an ongoing issue:
  • Choose affected components and severity
  • Write an update message
  • Subscribers are notified immediately by email
Post follow-up updates as the incident progresses. Mark Resolved when fixed.