Creating a Status Page

Status pages let you share the real-time health of your services with customers, stakeholders or your own team.

Setting up a status page

1. Go to Status Pages → Create.
2. Enter a name (1–255 characters).
3. Choose visibility:
   • Public — anyone with the link can view the page.
   • Protected — requires an access key appended to the URL.
4. Add items to display: individual checks, entire projects, or a mix of both.
5. Save the page.

What visitors see

• Overall status banner — "All Systems Operational", "Partial Outage" or "Major Outage".
• Service list — each item with its current status, uptime percentage (24h) and response time.
• 24-hour uptime bar — a visual bar divided into 48 segments (30 minutes each) showing status history.
• Incidents & maintenance — open incidents, upcoming maintenance windows and recent incident history.

Protected access keys

For protected status pages, share the URL with the access key included (e.g. status.chglog.com/my-page?access_key=abc123). You can regenerate the key at any time — the old key stops working immediately.