Publish a status page

A status page shows the health of a selection of monitors to anyone with the link, without sign-in. Open Status pages in the sidebar to manage them.

The built-in page

Every instance has a page at /status that lists every enabled monitor. It needs no setup.

Create a custom page

Choose New status page, then fill in the Settings card:

• Title: shown at the top of the page.
• Address: the public address, under /status/. Lower-case letters, digits and dashes, for example my-company for /status/my-company.
• Description: shown under the title.
• Default layout: Grid or List. Visitors can still switch, and their choice is remembered.

Organize groups and monitors

In Groups and monitors:

1. Choose Add a group and give it a name, for example Websites or Network.
2. In each group, choose Add a monitor and search for the monitor to show.
3. Drag the handles to reorder groups, or to move a monitor within a group or to another one.

Choose Save, then View page to open the public page.

What visitors see

• A verdict at the top: All 13 services are operational, or the number of services with an incident.
• For each monitor, its status, the checks of the last hour and its 30-day uptime.
• Down for and the duration, when a monitor is down.
• The planned downtime of public maintenance windows.

The page refreshes on its own every 2 minutes. Visitors can switch the language and the layout.

Delete a page

Choose the bin icon next to the page. Its address stops answering; the monitors are not affected.