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Public Status Pages for Application Monitoring

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A public status page lets you share the real-time availability and performance of your applications with your end users. It is a public, unauthenticated page that displays the current health, uptime, and incidents of the applications you decide to publish.

Typical use cases:

  • Communicate transparently with customers during incidents
  • Reduce support load by publishing a “single source of truth” status URL
  • Provide evidence of uptime as part of your SLA

How an application’s health reaches the status page

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Each public status page is linked to one or more applications. The health displayed on the page is computed automatically from the services and monitors that carry the application tag:

  1. You create an application (a tag like my-app) on Bleemeo.
  2. You attach services and uptime monitors to that tag (manually, via glouton.tags on Docker/Kubernetes, or automatically when Glouton detects your Docker Compose project — see Docker Compose).
  3. You associate the application with a public status page.

From then on, every status change of the underlying services and monitors is reflected on the public page without additional configuration. Disassociating an application from a status page leaves the application itself untouched; only its visibility on the page is removed.

Create a public status page

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In the Bleemeo panel, go to the Applications section and open Public Status Pages, then click Add Public Status Page. The following options are available:

  • Title (required): display name shown at the top of the public page. Minimum 3 characters.
  • URL suffix (required): the slug used to build the public URL. If left empty, it is automatically generated from the title. The final URL is https://status.bleemeo.com/<url-suffix>/.
  • Associated applications: select one or more applications to publish on this page. Only their names and real-time health are exposed publicly.

Once saved, the page is immediately available at its public URL and can be shared with your customers.

Edit and manage a public status page

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From the public status pages list you can:

  • Edit: change the title, URL suffix, and the set of associated applications.
  • Delete: removes the public page. The linked applications keep their services and monitors; only the page itself is removed.
  • Visit public URL: open the customer-facing page in a new tab.

Learn more

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