Monitor Status and Lifecycle

This page is the authoritative reference for monitor status, lifecycle, and what you see on the Status and Changelog tabs.

Status Values

• Healthy: The query ran and the result is within the expectation. No alert; no issue.
• Alerting: The result is outside the expectation. An issue is created; notifications are sent according to recipient channels and notification behavior. The graph and run table show the result in red (or equivalent).
• Training: For monitors using automatic anomaly detection, the first 7 days after creation are training. Matia learns the normal range; the result is shown (e.g. blue) but no alert is fired. After 7 days, the monitor evaluates against the learned expectation.
• Error: The query could not run (e.g. permission error, missing table, syntax error). Hover on the error label to see the error message from the data warehouse. No expectation is evaluated.

Status Tab — Graph and Run Table

On the monitor details page, the Status tab shows:

• Graph: Monitor results over time. A background overlay is the expectation (acceptable range). If the line (query result) is inside the overlay → green (healthy). Outside → red (alerting). Training → blue.
• Run table: For each run: time observed, value found, expectation window (min–max), status (Healthy, Alerting, Training, Error). For Error, hover the label to see the warehouse error.

Sidebar — Configuration and Integrations

The right sidebar on the monitor details page shows:

• Latest status, monitor type, last ran, next scheduled run, owner.
• Integrations: If the monitored asset is used in any Matia integration (ETL or reverse ETL), each integration is listed with name, source/destination assets, last run, and last sync result. Use this to correlate alerts with pipeline runs.
• Configuration summary: Automatic vs manual threshold, run frequency, time window.
• Edit (pencil icon): Opens the same options as step 3 of Add Monitor (name, channels, anomaly, frequency, time window, notification override).

Changelog Tab

Changelog is an audit log of all changes to the monitor since creation. Each entry: change category, time, user; each field changed with old value and new value. Search is available. Use it to see who changed sensitivity, frequency, or channels and when.

For types, see Monitor types. For account-level defaults, see Account settings – Observability.