Monitors overview

Manage and monitor automated tests with the monitors list, tracking health, run history, scheduling, and device status in real time.

A Monitor is an automated test promoted from the Tests workspace to continuous production supervision. Monitors run on a recurring schedule with real-time status tracking and alert capability. Use the monitors list to view all monitors, their health, and recent execution results.

The Monitors list with health counter cards, last 5 runs squares, frequency, and device chips

The monitors list

The monitors list shows every monitor in your Product. Each row displays the monitor's ID, Status, Last 5 runs, Frequency, and Device; hover a device chip to see its host machine and browser version. Search by monitor name or ID, or filter by test.

From the list, you can run a monitor immediately, pause or resume it, edit its configuration, or duplicate it. Use multi-select to pause, resume, update scheduling, change devices, or delete multiple monitors at once.

Health summary cards

Counter cards at the top of the monitors list provide an instant health snapshot:

CardWhat it shows
Daily active monitorsTotal monitors with active status (not paused)
UpMonitors whose last execution succeeded
Device issueMonitors with unavailable or misconfigured devices
DownMonitors whose last execution failed
PausedMonitors currently paused and not running

Monitor statuses

Each monitor displays a single status that reflects its health and activity state:

StatusMeaning
upMonitor is active and the last execution succeeded
degradedMonitor is active but the last execution had warnings or minor issues
downMonitor is active and the last execution failed
pausedMonitor is paused (inactive) and not executing on its schedule
runningMonitor is currently executing a test
scheduledMonitor is active and waiting for its next scheduled execution

Last 5 runs

The Last 5 runs column shows the most recent executions as colored squares, green for success and red for failure. Click a square to open the "Monitoring results" modal: it shows the run's outcome, its Steps (with durations) and Video tabs, plus Open details to jump to the full result and Edit related test to fix the scenario.

Row actions

Each monitor row has a three-dot menu with these actions:

ActionWhat it does
View analyticsOpen the monitor's detail page to view analytics and execution history
Edit monitorOpen the form to edit the monitor's name, devices, scheduling, and options
DuplicateClone the monitor; you can rename it and reassign devices before saving
Edit related testNavigate to the test this monitor is based on
Edit frequencyChange the monitor's schedule without editing the full form
Edit deviceChange the assigned device (only available for monitors with a single device)
Pause / UnpauseTemporarily disable or re-enable the monitor
Force runExecute the monitor immediately, regardless of its schedule
Activate test-only modeSuspend the automated schedule while still allowing manual triggers from the UI or CI/CD

To delete monitors, use multi-select and the bulk actions banner.

Bulk actions

Enable multi-select mode and check the monitors you want to act on. A banner appears at the bottom with these actions:

  • Edit Frequency: update the schedule for all selected monitors at once
  • Edit Device: change the assigned device (only if all selected monitors use exactly one device each of the same type)
  • Pause: pause all selected monitors
  • Unpause: resume all selected monitors
  • Delete: remove all selected monitors

What's next?

Create a monitor

Turn a test into a monitor, alone or in bulk

Monitor details

Read availability, execution time, and daily failures

Scheduling

Control how often and when a monitor runs

Alerts

Define when monitors raise incidents and who gets notified

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