Status pages

A clean, public page for your users to check — without giving them a login or exposing internal metrics.

What it shows

A status page is built from one or more of your monitors (HTTP/TCP/heartbeat checks — see External monitoring) and displays their current status and recent uptime history, under a name and URL slug you choose. It does not expose CPU, memory, disk, logs, or anything else from the underlying server.

Setting one up

From the server's monitors list, create a status page and pick which monitors to include. It's published immediately at a MonitorFree-hosted URL you can link from your own site or share directly with customers during an incident.