To add onto this, my experience is you never want a fully automated status page for another two reasons: 1. External engineers will start to automate recovery/

To add onto this, my experience is you never want a fully automated status page for another two reasons: 1. External engineers will start to automate recovery/mitigation processes around your status page if it has real time status. 2. You now need to bug test your status page thoroughly because of #1. It basically becomes an actual API.