Phare Release Notes

You can now create ICMP monitors to track the availability and latency of your servers, network devices, and infrastructure using ICMP echo requests (ping). Unlike HTTP(S) and TCP checks that require open ports or running services, ICMP checks allow you to monitor host reachability and network health with minimal overhead.

Monitor response time charts now display quantile-based data with P75, P90, and P99 percentiles.

While averages can obscure transient latency spikes, quantile distributions give you an accurate view of latency and real-world performance, making it easier to pinpoint intermittent slowdowns and performance degradation.

The billing page has been updated with a new design to clarify current usage and forecast data across your monthly quotas at a glance.

Additionally, the create and edit monitor pages now show a clear estimate of the monitoring events quota required by your monitor configuration. This makes it easy to understand the quota impact of your check interval and selected regions before saving changes.

You can now define a custom Display name for each monitor on your status page, allowing you to have technical internal monitor name while keeping your status page user friendly.

Status pages display the 75th percentile (P75) response time over the last 7 days next to each monitor by default. You can now toggle off Response times in your status page settings to hide them completely.

You can now organize your monitors into customizable, collapsible groups (such as “API Services” or “Databases”) to give visitors a clearer view of system health.

Drag and drop monitors into groups, reorder sections on the fly, and collapse groups directly on your public status pages.

Read the status pages documentation to learn more.