Version 0.7.2

May 25, 2015November 17, 2015 Status.io

[Feature] Maintenance automation

[Improvement] Ability to limit the number of days of history to display

[Improvement] Option to display a description while hovering over a component

[Improvement] Status page description text auto-converts email addresses and URLs to clickable links

[Bug] Status page description text properly respects line breaks

[Bug] Fixed word wrap issue with HTML email templates

[Bug] Fixed notification subscription form auto-focus issue

iCalendar

Allow your users to subscribe to a calendar containing all of your status activity. The calendar is published using the popular iCalendar format, which is supported by most modern calendar applications.

What’s displayed in the calendar

All active and resolved incidents
All active and completed maintenances
All upcoming scheduled maintenances

Calendar Example

Enable the iCalendar subscription in the Notifications settings within the dashboard.

Note: The status page must be activated and in public mode to publish an iCalendar.

Version 0.7.1

May 10, 2015November 17, 2015 Status.io

[Feature] PagerDuty integration

[Feature] iCalendar subscriptions

[Feature] Status activity feed

[Feature] Option to receive payment receipts via email

[Improvement] High-resolution retina images are now supported for logo and header graphics

[Improvement] ‘TODAYSDATE’ variable is available for use in the notification email message subject

[Improvement] Added pagination to various tables throughout dashboard

[Improvement] Changed ‘Dashboard’ menu item to ‘Login’

[Bug] Resolved an issue preventing maintenance reminder notifications from sending in certain conditions

[Bug] Web requests for deleted incidents or maintenances are now redirected to the parent page instead of displaying an error message

[Bug] Fixed a bug causing the ‘SUBSCRIBE’ button to not display on small displays

PagerDuty Integration

May 9, 2015November 17, 2015 Status.io

Connect your PagerDuty services directly to components and containers to control the status automatically.

Select Status.io Components

Choose a component in the Status.io dashboard.
Select the PagerDuty integration.
Copy the webhook for the specific container that you wish to link to your PagerDuty services.
Optionally, update the entire component (including all containers) with a single webhook.

Select PagerDuty Service

Select the Services tab in the PagerDuty dashboard.
Choose the service you wish to link to your status page.

Connect PagerDuty Service

Click the Add a webhook button on the service page.
Choose a descriptive name.
Paste the webhook that you copied from Status.io.
Save!

Your integration is complete. Repeat this process for any other components or containers that you wish to link with PagerDuty services.

Status Updates

When the PagerDuty service is triggered, the linked component and container(s) are set to Service Disruption. The status is set to Operational when the PagerDuty incident is resolved.

View the activity feed in your Status.io account to see a log of all status updates by PagerDuty.