How do I monitor my Faaaster site's availability and resources?

The site's Monitoring tab shows availability and how resources change over time, over windows of 3 h, 24 h, 7 d or 30 d.

What is measured

• Availability — is the site responding? The availability percentage, the downtime, the number of incidents and the Incident history for the period. With 3 h or 24 h, these figures cover the last 24 h.
• CPU — with the current value
• Memory — with the current value
• Disk — with the current value
• OPcache — free memory
• PHP errors — number of errors recorded

Each indicator shows its current value, its curve over the chosen period, and its min, avg and max values.

At the top of the screen, the Latest resource measurements card gives the site's state at the time of the last measurement: site memory and CPU, PHP memory peak, PHP workers, OPcache memory. The All metrics button opens the details, with a Normal, Watch or Critical status for each resource.

Changing the period

The 3 h, 24 h, 7 d and 30 d buttons at the top of the screen change the observation window. Refresh reloads the measurements.

What it's for

These curves help you tell a one-off incident from an underlying drift: a site that has been sluggish for a week and a site that went down this morning aren't handled the same way.

Not to be confused with the Performance tab, which shows response time, the PageSpeed score and cache settings. Monitoring, on the other hand, shows the latest resource measurements and their history.

Updated on: 10/03/2026