🏠 Status Pages Overview
Monitron SaaS includes built-in public status pages that let you communicate service health to your users, customers, or team.
🎯 What Are Status Pages?
A status page is a public-facing web page that shows the current status of your services. When users ask "Is your service down?", you can point them to your status page.
Example URL: https://your-monitron.com/status/your-company
✨ Features
- 🎨 Custom branding — Logo, brand color, custom CSS
- 🌙 Dark theme — Beautiful dark-mode design
- 📊 Component groups — Organize services into logical groups
- 🔴 Overall status banner — Shows the worst status across all components
- 🔥 Active incidents — Displays current incidents with real-time updates
- 🔧 Maintenance windows — Shows scheduled maintenance
- 📅 Past incidents — 7-day incident history
- 📧 Email subscribers — Users can subscribe for updates
- 🔗 Custom slugs — Choose your status page URL
🔧 Creating a Status Page
- Go to Status Pages in the sidebar
- Click "New Status Page"
- Configure:
| 設定 | 説明 |
|---|---|
| Name | Display name (e.g., "Acme Corp Status") |
| Slug | URL path (e.g., acme → /status/acme) |
| Description | Optional description shown on the page |
| Is Public | Whether the page is publicly accessible |
Adding Components
Components represent individual services on your status page. Each component links to a monitor:
| 設定 | 説明 |
|---|---|
| Name | Display name (e.g., "API", "Website", "Database") |
| Monitor | Which Monitron monitor powers this component |
| Group | Optional group name (e.g., "Core Services", "APIs") |
| Order | Display order on the page |
📊 Status Indicators
| ステータス | 表示 | 色 |
|---|---|---|
| Operational | ✅ Green | All monitors up |
| Degraded Performance | ⚠️ Yellow | Elevated response times |
| Partial Outage | 🟠 Orange | Some components down |
| Major Outage | 🔴 Red | Multiple components down |
| Maintenance | 🔵 Blue | Under scheduled maintenance |
🌐 Accessing Status Pages
Status pages are available at:
https://your-monitron.com/status/{slug}
They're accessible without authentication — no login required.