What does HackerNews think of awesome-status-pages?

Awesome list of status page open source software, services and public status pages of major internet companies

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It's worth coming up with a stronger public-facing answer

We went through this last year, I think we have a public one, a private one, + our actual more 'serious' telemetry (opentelemetry, ...). For the status pages, I think one we don't pay for, and the other is like $20/yr.

It's a crowded space, both open + closed, so clearer differentiation seems useful for your users and for your own journey: https://github.com/ivbeg/awesome-status-pages

I had just been looking at open source status pages this morning, and this was not in the list I was looking at.

OP, you might want to d a PR here: https://github.com/ivbeg/awesome-status-pages

Everyone else might be interested in that list of similar projects.

There are a lot of Status Page offerings out there, both OSS and SaaS (there's an awesome list here: https://github.com/ivbeg/awesome-status-pages).

At Statsig we wanted something Open Source, as simple as possible, in pure html/js, and that could be hosted/updated entirely via GitHub's infra. We also want the ability to do more frequent updates from our own VMs (more than once every ~30 min, the GH Actions limit). None of those options fit these requirements, so we've built our own page.

Hope it's useful to someone else!

There are a lot of Status Page offerings out there, both OSS and SaaS (there's an awesome list here: https://github.com/ivbeg/awesome-status-pages).

At Statsig we wanted something Open Source, as simple as possible, in pure html/js, and that could be hosted/updated entirely via GitHub's infra. We also want the ability to do more frequent updates from our own VMs (more than once every ~30 min, the GH Actions limit). None of those options fit these requirements, so we've built our own page.

Hope it's useful to someone else!