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Well, then what's the point in keeping a status page ? Ah, right. Marketing. That's my conclusion on what status pages have become. Which of course raises the
by mk89 7y ago
Well, then what's the point in keeping a status page
? Ah, right. Marketing.
That's my conclusion on what status pages have become. Which of course raises the question: what do I do when I see a service with N problems in their status pages over the last X days? Are they being naive, or was their service so bad that they were forced to write it down?
I agree with you, there is a lot of money to make there. I think there are already a few companies doing that, though.
- djannzjkzxn 7y agoI think when a service provides its own status page, the customers are less likely to build their own status monitoring, so the service can get away with more downtime.