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Add recent viewers of monitor status (#197)
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mint.json

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"icon": "desktop",
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"pages": [
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"monitor-data/monitors",
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"monitor-data/view-monitor-status",
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"monitor-data/configure-monitors",
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"monitor-data/monitor-examples",
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{

monitor-data/configure-monitors.mdx

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title: 'Manage monitors'
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description: 'This page explains how to manage and configure monitors.'
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sidebarTitle: Manage
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title: 'Configure monitors'
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description: 'This page explains how to configure monitors.'
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sidebarTitle: Configure
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tags:
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['axiom documentation', 'documentation', 'axiom', 'dashboards', 'monitors', 'notifiers', 'slack', 'email', 'pagerduty', 'webhook', 'opsgenie', 'discord', 'discord webhook']
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## View monitor status
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To view the status of a monitor:
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1. Click the Monitors tab.
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1. Click the monitor in the list whose status you want to view.
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The monitor status page provides an overview of the monitor’s current status and history.
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On the left, you see the recent activity and the history of the monitor runs:
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- The `_time` field displays the time of the monitor run.
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- The `Status` field displays the status of the monitor.
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- The `Range from` and `Range to` fields display the time range used in the monitor run.
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You can change the time range of this overview in the top right corner.
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On the right, you see information about the monitor’s configuration.
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- Current status
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- Monitor type
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- Query the monitor periodically runs
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- Configuration details
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- Notifiers attached to the monitor
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- Metadata such as name and description
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## Change monitors
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To change an existing monitor:

monitor-data/view-monitor-status.mdx

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---
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title: 'View monitor status'
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description: 'This page explains how to view the status of monitors.'
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sidebarTitle: View status
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tags:
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['axiom documentation', 'documentation', 'axiom', 'dashboards', 'monitors', 'notifiers', 'slack', 'email', 'pagerduty', 'webhook', 'opsgenie', 'discord', 'discord webhook']
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---
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To view the status of a monitor:
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1. Click the Monitors tab.
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1. Click the monitor in the list whose status you want to view.
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The monitor status page provides an overview of the monitor’s current status and history.
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## View recent activity and history of runs
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On the left, you see the recent activity and the history of the monitor runs:
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- The `_time` field displays the time of the monitor run.
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- The `Status` field displays the status of the monitor.
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- The `Range from` and `Range to` fields display the time range used in the monitor run.
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You can change the time range of this overview in the top right corner.
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## View information about monitor configuration
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On the right, you see information about the monitor’s configuration.
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- Current status
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- Monitor type
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- Query the monitor periodically runs
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- Configuration details
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- Notifiers attached to the monitor
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- Metadata such as name and description
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## Check recent viewers of monitor status
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The status page displays the initials of the users who have recently looked at the monitor. To check which users have recently viewed the status page of monitors, hold the pointer over the initials in the top right of the page.
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For example, this can be useful if you want to know who has recently seen that a monitor had been triggered and you can start a conversation with them to understand what’s happening.

reference/tokens.mdx

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### Delete API token
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1. Click <img src="/doc-assets/icons/settings.svg" className="inline-icon" alt="Settings icon" /> **Settings > API tokens**.
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2. In the list, point your mouse over the API token you want to delete.
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2. In the list, hold the pointer over the API token you want to delete.
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3. To the right, click <img src="/doc-assets/icons/delete.svg" className="inline-icon" alt="Delete icon" /> **Delete**.
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## Personal access tokens (PAT)

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