Changelog

We’re excited to introduce Private Location, a beta feature that allows you to monitor your services from your own infrastructure!

This means you can set up monitoring agents within your own network, giving you more control and insight into your service performance.

As an example we have deployed a Private Location on Max's Raspberry Pi at home, and on Cloudflare containers

We’re expanding our global coverage, supporting now multiple cloud providers! In addition to Fly.io, you can now run checks from Koyeb and Railway regions, giving you more flexibility and reliability worldwide.

You can pick from the 6 Koyeb regions:

• Frankfurt, Germany 🇩🇪
• Paris, France 🇫🇷
• San Franciso, USA 🇺🇸
• Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬
• Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵
• Washington, USA 🇺🇸

And the 4 Railway regions:

• California, USA 🇺🇸
• Virginia, USA 🇺🇸
• Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱
• Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬

Let's make synthetic monitoring multi-cloud! 🌐

Try it out: Global Speed Checker

You can now toggle the new status page version. We provide more flexibility and options to include:

• more tracker options
• community themes
• support button to website / email
• homepage link on logo

Read more within our documentation and see how your page will look like by going to [slug].stpg.dev (e.g. status.stpg.dev).

We will enable the new status page globally beginning of next year.

You can now choose if you want to follow redirects for your requests. By default, redirects are followed.

Thanks to Anonymus2000 for the contribution.

Until now, the badge was a PNG image. Now we provide an SVG instead to make it crystal clear. We are reducing the default style to a minimum.

Just copy the following code and paste it into your website or GitHub README:

<img src="https://YOUR-SLUG.openstatus.dev/badge/v2" className="border rounded-md overflow-hidden" />

<img src="https://YOUR-SLUG.openstatus.dev/badge/v2" className="border rounded-md overflow-hidden" />

And it will look like this:

Read more in our documentation.

We have released a new version of our CLI.

It comes with 2 new commands:

• openstatus monitors import: It will import your monitors from your openstatus workspace to a YAML file
• openstatus monitors apply: Create, update and delete your monitors via your openstatus.yaml file.

In our previous changelog, we have introduced a new command to create monitors defined in a YAML configuration file.

We have now published a new repository with monitor configuration template:

https://github.com/openstatusHQ/cli-template

Making it easy to manage your openstatus monitors via GitOps.

We are going to add more examples over time to the repository.

Upgrade your CLI to the latest version for enhanced functionality and a better user experience.

New Features

• Create monitors: Create your monitors defined in the configuration file.
• Export monitors: Export all your workspace monitors to a YAML file.

Check out our CLI documentation for more information.

When your monitor's status changes, you can receive notifications through a webhook.

This feature is included in every plan.

For more information, check our documentation.

You can now receive notifications via ntfy.sh when we detect an incident.

ntfy.sh is an open-source servicer that allows you to receive push notifications on your phone.

We love open source, so we've added this integration to our free plan.

Open source FTW 🚀