Public status pages
How to set up a custom status-page domain
Point a subdomain such as status.example.com at WebCheck and publish your public status page there.
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Practical guides for understanding checks, diagnosing warnings, confirming incidents and sharing service status with your customers.
Public status pages
Point a subdomain such as status.example.com at WebCheck and publish your public status page there.
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Embed a safe public status summary, understand current availability and keep private monitoring details private.
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Create a WebCheck status page, choose its public components and publish a clear view of service health.
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Choose clear public status-page components that communicate customer impact without exposing internal monitoring detail.
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Choose between a full customer-facing status page and a compact widget embedded on your website.
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Know what a public widget shares, what it keeps private and how to revoke an exposed embed token.
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Understand component states, page-level status, maintenance mode and the last-checked timestamp.
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