Outcome
A public status page is live on a hosted subdomain with one component reflecting a monitor's state.
Before you start
- Building a page needs
status_pages:manage; making it public needsstatus_pages:publish(Admin or Owner).
Steps
Create the page
Go to Status pages, then New status page, and name it for your customers.
Add a component
Components are the public names customers see. Give the component a plain name like
APIorWebsite, not your internal monitor name.Map the component to a monitor
Choose which monitor drives the component's state. Fajita calculates the public state from the monitor's operational state.
Publish
Publish the page. It becomes available at your hosted subdomain, for example
your-page.status.fajita.io.
Verify the setup
- The hosted URL loads the page for a signed-out visitor.
- The component shows the expected state.
What happens next
- Add your own domain: Custom domains.
- Let customers subscribe: Double opt-in subscribers.