Status Pages
A status page is a public, branded page that shows the real-time and historical health of your services. Users can subscribe to get email notifications when an incident is created or resolved.
Creating a status page
- Go to Status Pages → New page.
- Choose a slug (e.g.
acme) — your page will be atstatus.siterabbit.app/acme(or your custom domain). - Add monitors to the page as components. Each component shows its current status and 90-day uptime bar.
- Toggle Public to publish.
Components
Each component maps to one of your monitors. Visitors see:
- Operational — all checks passing
- Degraded performance — response time above threshold
- Partial outage — some regions down
- Major outage — all regions down
- Maintenance — inside a scheduled maintenance window
Custom domain
Point a CNAME from your domain (e.g. status.example.com) to pages.siterabbit.app. Then in the status page settings, enter your custom domain. SSL is provisioned automatically.
Incidents
Incidents are the narrative layer on top of raw monitor data. You can:
- Create an incident manually (e.g. for a planned maintenance that isn't a monitor failure)
- Let siteRabbit auto-create an incident when a monitor goes down (toggle Auto-incidents on the page)
- Add updates to an incident as your investigation progresses
- Resolve the incident when service is restored
Incident status values
investigating → identified → monitoring → resolved
Email subscribers
Visitors can subscribe by email to receive notifications when incidents are opened and resolved. Manage subscriber lists in Status Pages → Subscribers.
Embeddable badge
Add a real-time status badge to your website or README:
<img src="https://status.siterabbit.app/acme/badge.svg" alt="Service status" />
RSS feed
Every status page exposes an RSS feed at /feed.xml for users who prefer RSS readers.