This release brings a detail side panel to endpoint monitors ? on par with containers, certificates, and heartbeats ? and tidies up the dashboard cards.
New
Endpoints ? detail side panel with event timeline
Endpoint monitors finally get a detail side panel, matching the one containers, certificates, and heartbeats already have. Click any endpoint to slide it open and see, at a glance:
- Current status and last-check facts ? response time, HTTP status, and last error ? kept live as new checks arrive.
- An Uptime-Kuma-style event timeline of up/down history over the last 24 hours, so you can spot when an endpoint went down and when it recovered without trawling through logs.
- The 90-day uptime bar, plus the full configuration: interval, timeout, failure/recovery thresholds, method, expected status, TLS verification, source, and probing agent (HTTP-only fields are hidden for TCP monitors).
- Recent individual checks with timestamps, response times, status codes, and error messages.
Standalone endpoints can be deleted straight from the panel, and the open endpoint is reflected in the page URL ? so the view survives a refresh and can be shared with a teammate.
Bug fixes
Uptime ? 90-day bar now renders
The 90-day uptime bar never appeared on endpoint or heartbeat monitors. The frontend parsed the daily-uptime response as a bare array while the API wraps the series in an envelope, so the bar was always treated as empty. The response is now unwrapped correctly and the bar shows up on the endpoint and heartbeat cards as well as in the new endpoint detail panel.
Dashboard ? cleaner, more consistent cards
Container cards now share the airier layout of the endpoint and heartbeat cards: matching padding, an inset separator line, and a consistent card shadow ? no more cramped spacing or a heavier, full-width divider. The same change fixes a token-rename regression that had silently dropped bottom spacing in a number of places across the dashboard (the heartbeat and Kubernetes/Swarm detail panels, alerts, the public status page, and others).
Upgrade notes
No configuration changes, database migrations, or API breaking changes. Rebuild to pick up the new panel and the UI fixes.