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How many of website pages are indexed in Google Search

Solopreneurs and webmasters always have tough time checking how many website pages or blog posts are indexed in Google???
It's the largest search engine available on information highway. Webmasters need to make sure every page is indexed by Google search.
If you create lots of blog posts your links are indexed in Google search you can reach nowhere. Indexing is first thing that a search engine do with your page.  For definite reasons it's more than important.
So you can check how many of your web pages are indexed in Google search the company has redesigned search console. 
Now you can check how many website pages were indexed by Google search engine in past 16 months.
Check your website index status

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