The Websites Directory
The Websites screen is your central command center for checking the health of all monitored endpoints at a glance. You can access this view at any time by navigating to Monitors > Websites in the left sidebar.
Search and Control Tools
At the top right of the main directory table, you have three key utilities to manage long lists of targets:
- Search Field: Type any part of a website's name or URL to instantly filter the list in real-time.
- Filter Icon: Click to filter your view by specific operational states (e.g., showing only offline or only paused monitors).
- Bulk Action: Allows you to select multiple websites to Delete.
- New Button: Located at the top right header, this blue button launches the monitor creation setup instantly.
Understanding the Monitor Status Matrix
The main table breaks down your infrastructure assets across six key data points:
Column | Description |
Name | Displays the friendly identifier you assigned to the monitor, with the direct target URL listed underneath. The colored indicator dot tells you its real-time state immediately. |
Uptime | The cumulative uptime percentage for the current billing cycle or historical window. |
Status | The current health of the target, accompanied by its exact response time in milliseconds (ms). If a monitor is manually paused, this column displays the exact date and timestamp when the pause action was triggered. |
Interval | How frequently Veyon pings the endpoint to verify availability (e.g., every 5 minutes). |
Last Checked at | A relative time indicator showing exactly how long ago the system last validated the endpoint's response code. |
Action | The three-dot menu |
Operational Indicator States
To make tracking simple, the indicator dot next to each site name uses a universal, color-coded status system:
- 🟢 Green (Online): The target is fully operational, responding within normal limits, and returning healthy HTTP status codes (like
200 OK). - 🔴 Red (Offline): The site is unreachable or failing its structural alert conditions. The response time will display the exact latency observed right before the failure, or log the primary error code.
- 🟡 Orange (Paused): The monitor has been intentionally halted by a team member. Automated pings are temporarily disabled, and no alerts will be routed until the monitor is manually resumed via the action menu.