Status Pages

A status page gives your users a public view of your system health without exposing your full monitoring dashboard.

Create a status page

Go to Monitoring → Status Pages
Click + New Status Page
Configure:

Field	Description
Name	Shown as the page title
Subdomain	`yourname.securestatus.com` (or custom domain)
Visibility	Public (anyone) or Private (logged-in team only)
Monitors to include	Pick which monitors to display
Incident history	How many days of history to show

Custom domain

Point a CNAME from your domain to status.securecheap.com, then add the domain in the status page settings. SSL is provisioned automatically via Let's Encrypt.

Components and groups

Organise monitors into logical groups:

API
  ├── Authentication  ✅ Operational
  ├── REST API        ✅ Operational
  └── WebSocket       ✅ Operational

Database
  ├── Primary DB      ✅ Operational
  └── Read Replica    ✅ Operational

CDN / Edge
  └── Cloudflare      ✅ Operational

Incident management

When a monitor fires, the status page automatically shows:

Which component is affected
When the incident started
Live updates (every 30 seconds)
Resolution time once the alert clears

You can add manual incident updates with a message to keep users informed.

Alert Rules Overview