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A public status page provides information about the current operational status of the servers. Main aim here is to keep end users informed during the incidents.
Here is the current design of the public status page, and the Figma link can be found here. Please ensure the settings page design leverages our components wherever possible and maintains a consistent look and feel with other sections of the dashboard.
If all the servers are up at the time when the user views this page, then this bar is shown:
If any of the publicly tracked servers are down, this bar is shown:
This feature will have its own sidebar "Status pages", and have a settings to generate a public status page:
General settings: Manage visibility of the public status page, configure the company name, and set the sub-URL.
Server list: Add the servers visible to the public
All the designs required for the public status page settings are here.
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The creation/configuration of public page, namely status page, were done in below PRs, they simply need to be merged in at some point: #1493, #1494
I am working on the public page itself
I had a question, if the public page is in this checkmate project, it will need to fetch the status page and all the monitors with checks, filter the monitors based on the status page configured servers. How would we retrieve all the monitors without a login/access token?
A public status page provides information about the current operational status of the servers. Main aim here is to keep end users informed during the incidents.
Here is the current design of the public status page, and the Figma link can be found here. Please ensure the settings page design leverages our components wherever possible and maintains a consistent look and feel with other sections of the dashboard.
If all the servers are up at the time when the user views this page, then this bar is shown:
If any of the publicly tracked servers are down, this bar is shown:
This feature will have its own sidebar "Status pages", and have a settings to generate a public status page:
All the designs required for the public status page settings are here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: