Create a Public Status Page for Your Monitors
What a Status Page Is
A status page is a public page, hosted for you at your-slug.loadfoc.us, that shows the live status and 90-day uptime of the services you choose. The status is driven by your existing LoadFocus monitors, so the page stays accurate on its own. You can also post incidents, schedule maintenance windows, and let visitors subscribe to updates.
Create a status page
- Open Status Pages from the sidebar (or go to
/status-pages). - Click New status page.
- Give it a title and a slug. Your page goes live immediately at
https://your-slug.loadfoc.us.
Configure it
The editor is organised into tabs:
- Settings: the page title and slug, branding (logo, brand colour, light/dark theme), and a custom domain.
- Components: the services shown on your page. For each component, tick the monitors that power it; their checks drive the live status and the 90-day uptime bar. Reuse a section name to group components together.
- Incidents: report and update incidents through their lifecycle: investigating, identified, monitoring, resolved.
- Maintenance: schedule maintenance windows (one-off or recurring) so planned work doesn't look like an outage.
- Subscribers: let visitors subscribe to email updates for incidents and maintenance.
Share it
Your page is public at https://your-slug.loadfoc.us. To serve it on your own hostname instead, for example status.yourcompany.com, follow Add a Custom Domain to Your Status Page.