Status pages

A status page is a publicly accessible page that shows the current health of your services to end users, customers, and stakeholders. Batida lets you create and manage status pages that update in real time as incidents unfold.

Why status pages matter

During an incident, your users need to know what is happening and when they can expect a resolution. A status page reduces support load, builds trust, and keeps everyone informed without manual updates.

How it works

When an incident is declared in Batida, you can choose to broadcast it to your status page. The page automatically reflects the current status of affected components. When the incident is resolved, the status page updates to show that services are back to normal.

Incident declared in Batida
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Broadcast to status page (optional)
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Status page shows degraded components
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Incident resolved -> Status page shows operational

Creating a status page

1. Navigate to Status Pages in the sidebar.
2. Click Create Status Page.
3. Enter a name and a custom slug (e.g., status.yourcompany.com).
4. Add components to monitor.
5. Publish the page.

TIP

You can also connect a custom domain for a fully branded experience. See Custom domains for instructions.

Features

Feature	Description
Real-time updates	Status changes automatically reflect on the page
Custom slugs	Choose a URL that matches your brand
Incident feed	Show recent incidents and their current status
Maintenance windows	Display scheduled maintenance periods
Custom domains	Use your own domain (e.g., status.acme.com)
Subscriber notifications	Let users subscribe to email updates for status changes

Where to go next

• Components & status -- add and manage the services displayed on your status page.
• Maintenance windows -- schedule planned downtime and inform users in advance.
• Custom domains -- point your own domain to your status page.