# Monitor List page

The Monitor List is the central hub for managing and monitoring all active and configured Monitors. It provides a clear, filterable table view of your Monitors, with their current status and key details, such as creation date, severity, and live issues. Use this page to review your Monitors performance, identify issues, and take appropriate action.

## **Key Features**

### Monitors Table

* Displays the following columns:
  * **Name:** Title of the monitor.
  * **Creation Date:** When the monitor was created.
  * **Live Issues:** Number of live issues currently firing.
  * **Status:** Is the Monitor "Firing" (alerts active) or "Normal" (no alerts).
* **Tip:** Click on a Monitor name to view its detailed configuration and performance metrics.

<figure><img src="/files/nAR8THZr8X8ICk7OX1Gs" alt=""><figcaption><p>Monitors Table</p></figcaption></figure>

### **Create Monitor**

You can create a new Monitor by clicking on Create Monitor, then choosing between the different options: Monitor Wizard, Monitor Catalog, or Import. For further guidance, [check out our guide](/use-groundcover/monitors/create-a-new-monitor.md).

### **Filters Panel**

Use filters to narrow down monitors by:

* **Severity:** S1, S2, S3, or custom severity levels.
* **Status:** Alerting or Normal.
* **Silenced:** Exclude silenced monitors.

**Tip:** Toggle multiple filters to refine your view.

### Search Bar

Quickly locate monitors by typing a name, status, category, or other keywords.

### Cluster and Environment Filters

Located at the top-right corner, use these to focus on monitors for specific clusters or environments.


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