Incidents

What it does

When a check detects a problem, Monitrova opens an incident to track it from first sign to resolution. Incidents are confirmed before they alert you (to avoid one-off blips), grouped by type, and automatically resolved when the site recovers.

Acknowledging

1. Open an incident to see detail and suggested fixes.
2. Click Acknowledge to mark that you're aware — it stays open but moves out of the "unacknowledged" count on the dashboard.
3. You don't need to close incidents manually; they resolve themselves when the underlying check passes again.

Incident states

State	What it means
Suspected	A first failed check. Monitrova waits for confirmation before alerting, so a single blip doesn't wake you.
Open	Confirmed (e.g. a second consecutive failure). This is when the alert is sent.
Resolved	The site recovered, the certificate was renewed, or the error cleared — the incident is closed automatically.

Incident types

Type	What it means
Down / Recovery	The site failed its uptime check, or came back up.
SSL expiring	The certificate will expire within your warning threshold.
SSL invalid	The certificate is expired, mismatched, self-signed, or otherwise untrusted.
Homepage issue	The homepage returned an error, a blank page, or a backend error was detected.
Homepage noindex	The homepage gained a noindex tag that hides it from search engines.
Backend error	A PHP fatal, database error or framework crash was detected in the page.

Related guides

• Alerts, quiet hours & preferences
• Uptime monitoring & site status
• SSL & homepage monitoring