3rd Party Status Pages

Use Statuscast to monitor and post public third party status data

Add Cloud Provider Statuses to Your Status Page

Add cloud provider statuses to your page by first logging into your administrative portal (https://[YOURDOMAIN].status.page/admin/) and navigating to Settings from the upper righthand menu or from the lower left-hand settings menu

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Create a Beacon

Select Beacon from the sidebar menu and Click Create Beacon in the upper right

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Create a Beacon

Choosing the Beacon type Third Party Status Page will allow you to choose from a list of third party status pages and components already mapped to Statuscast for your use

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Select Third Party Status

Choose a Provider

Choose the provider you would like to include

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Select a Provider

Add Components

Add the components you wish to track. Click out of the box when finished to continue

StatusCast suggests subscribing to only relevant components as large cloud providers, such as AWS and Microsoft Azure, have a large number of components and as a result have a lot of incidents that may not be relevant to your account

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Choose Components

Select Publication Options

Typically, you wish to share the provider's information in real time. Selecting the option to Auto-publish allows you to do so.

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Create a Beacon

A summary and the ability to modify the Beacon will be shown.

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Your Beacon

Your Beacon

View your new components in the Services tab. You may wish to edit the order they are displayed in, or even create a top level component to nest them under

Here you can create a new component for the header. For third party providers, you should select "treat as cloud component" to allow the separation of your components from the cloud components on your status pages

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Your Beacon

Order of Appearance

Drag and drop the sub components under the header component to create levels. Arrange your components in the order you'd like them to appear in your grid view

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Service Component Managment

The grid view on the Status Page reflects the order of the components from the Services list

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History Grid

Cloud vs Local Service Components

On your status page you can create separate statuses for your assets versus cloud assets if you wish

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Service Status

The cloud components can be in their own widget. Check the page design settings for the widgets you wish to show Cloud components. For each widget you can include Cloud, Local or both. You can create more than one copy of the same widget on the page, so you can choose to do one widget for each if you wish.

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Choose a Service

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Cloud Only example

Subscribe to provider notifications
By default users are not shown cloud provider components when subscribing to the status page. If you would like to give subscribers the option of subscribing to external cloud providers then navigate to the Settings > General >Subscriber in the admin portal and enable: Allow users to subscribe to cloud apps

Availability of external cloud providers
Information collected from third party providers is subject to change based on the availability of their public status information and it's format. Please contact StatusCast's support team([email protected]) if one of your integrated cloud providers no longer reports data

Not enough cloud providers?

StatusCast's cloud provider engine is built to continuously expand the number of services that we collect information from. If one of your organization's critical services is not listed as an available cloud provider then please contact StatusCast's support team([email protected]) and we will evaluate adding new providers

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