Topic · 5 features
Public status page
A status page is the public page that tells customers whether your service is working. Autessa Status Page gives them one calm answer, the details by component, the track record, and the full story of every incident.
In short
Autessa Status Page gives customers one calm, always-current page that answers "is it me or is it you?" with a status banner, component status, 90-day uptime bars and every incident update.
Autessa Status Page includes a hosted public status page that leads with a plain-language status banner, lists every component you choose to show with its status, and draws 90 days of daily uptime bars under each one.
Underneath, current incidents, maintenance in progress and upcoming maintenance each get their own section, the last 14 days of incidents are listed day by day, and a History page walks back month by month. Every incident has its own page with every update.
The page refreshes itself every minute, shows each visitor times in their own time zone, offers light and dark, and stays readable if a refresh fails.
- Status levels
- Five
- History bars
- 90 days
- Front-page history
- 14 days
- Refresh
- Every minute
Subtopics
Everything in public status page
Live status banner
Autessa Status Page opens with a plain-language banner, from "All systems operational" to "Some systems are unavailable", that refreshes itself every minute.
Read more →Component status
Autessa Status Page shows each component of your service as Operational, Degraded performance, Partial outage, Major outage or Under maintenance.
Read more →90-day uptime history
Autessa Status Page draws 90 daily uptime bars for every component, colored by the worst status that day, with the day's incidents a hover away.
Read more →Incident pages
Autessa Status Page gives every incident its own shareable page with impact, affected components, duration and the full timeline of updates.
Read more →Incident history
Autessa Status Page keeps an open incident history: the last 14 days on the front page and every month on the history page, quiet months included.
Read more →A closer look
What each feature looks like
Live status banner. Autessa Status Page opens with one live status banner that answers the only question a worried customer has: is it working? The banner reads the worst status across your visible components and says it in plain words, from "All systems operational" to "Some systems are unavailable", and the page refreshes itself every minute..
Component status. Autessa Status Page lists the components of your service, the parts customers actually rely on, each with a one-line description and a clear status: Operational, Degraded performance, Partial outage, Major outage or Under maintenance.
90-day uptime history. Autessa Status Page shows 90 days of uptime history for every component as a row of daily bars.
Incident pages. Every incident and maintenance window on Autessa Status Page gets its own public incident page: the title, impact, current status, when it ran and how long it lasted, which components were affected and how, and every update in order.
Incident history. Autessa Status Page keeps an open incident history.
Other topics
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