Public status page

Every service has a status page at /status/{slug}. It is available in 10 languages.

What it shows

• Headline status: the worst status across the service and its components.
• Uptime: one bar per day for the last 90 days, with uptime percentages for 90, 45 and 30 days. This is shown for the service and for each component.
• Components: each with its current status and a link to its own page.
• Active incidents: incidents that are still open.
• Recent updates: the latest manual updates together with automated monitoring updates from public monitors.
• Incident history: closed incidents, 10 per page.
• Get notified: links to subscribe by email and to the Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed.

A day counts as fully operational only if nothing worse than Operational happened on that Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) day. Maintenance and Under Monitoring statuses, and any day an incident was open, lower the day's uptime.

Who can see it

By default anyone. Admins can restrict it with a secret link or a password. See visibility modes.

Where it can be served

At /status/{slug} on the Status Raptor domain, or on your own hostname with a custom domain.