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The whole notion of "hosting" a status page is ridiculous. You just generate it as static HTML and dump it on a bunch of free webhosters (or clouds if you want
by moe 14y ago
The whole notion of "hosting" a status page is ridiculous.
You just generate it as static HTML and dump it on a bunch of free webhosters (or clouds if you want to be fancy). It's not rocket science to keep a HTML page online.
- rdl 14y agoIt would be reasonable to have something more sophisticated, like heroku's status page, which has both text/timestamp information and graphical representations of status. If you have an API, reporting deeper info about each part of the API is also a good idea. It still should probably be a static page, but updated frequently and by automatic tools.