corben

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   by corben 8y ago

   We use them at https://hund.io for notifying of a change on a status page (we're a status page provider). Users have to subscribe to push in order to be prompted by the browser for permission.
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   by corben 9y ago

   Here's a status page for HN that has built-in monitoring, so it shows all downtime: https://hn.hund.io
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   by corben 9y ago

   We've actually created just that. https://hund.io We're a status page provider with built-in monitoring so if a service goes down the page will be updated.
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   by corben 9y ago

   A very modified dimple.js: http://dimplejs.org/ We plan on making our own library with improved rendering speeds and extended functionality.
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   by corben 9y ago

   Thanks! We understand that it's important for monitoring and status page's to be distributed, and separate from your infrastructure. That said, our application is designed to be highly-available at all levels. With our enterprise
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   by corben 9y ago

   Most of the fonts loaded are variations of Open Sans, which are used throughout the pages. We'll look into improving the degradation when the icon font loads; it's just the Octicon font set. Thanks for pointing this out.
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   by corben 9y ago

   Thanks! The recent history is populated by automated status changes (i.e. outages and degradations) and manually created issues. Status changes are automated via watchdogs, which support a variety of integrations, including our own built-in
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   Show HN: HN Status Page in the style of HN with detailed metrics(hn.hund.io)

   63 points by corben 9y ago|25 comments
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   by corben 9y ago

   This guy is saying he has confirmed it with Mike, one of the signers of the email. https://twitter.com/lopp/status/928310251719405568