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Overview

Monitor has two screens. Events is the durable record of what happened to your resources. Jobs is the live queue of asynchronous operations the platform is running for you.
Navigation: Monitor → Events, Monitor → Jobs.
If you’re unsure which you want, see Jobs and events.

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Jobs

Titled Jobs, described as “Async job queue”. Four cards summarize the window: Total, Running, Completed, Failed.

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Columns

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Statuses

The platform tracks more states than these four and the screen collapses them. One case can mislead: work the backend labels PENDING displays as Running, because it’s already in flight. Only genuinely queued work shows Pending.

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Filters

There’s also a search box and a refresh button. Rows update live as job statuses change.
The default 6-hour window means an older failure may not be on screen. Widen the window before concluding a job doesn’t exist.

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Events

Titled Events, described as “Infrastructure events across all resources”. Four cards: Total, Info, Warn, Errors.

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Columns

Missing values show as —.

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Filters and grouping

Grouping renders collapsible sections, collapsed by default, each headed with its count.
Events loads a window of up to 500 recent records and then filters, groups, and paginates within it. Only the date range is applied by the platform — level and search narrow what was already fetched. So Total describes the fetched window, not your full history. To search further back, move the date range rather than relying on the search box.

Jobs and events

Which screen answers which question.

Dashboard

The health banner and Recent Activity summarize both.