Changelog

Our CLI is now available 🎉

OpenStatus CLI ⌨

The OpenStatus CLI gives you the power to manage your monitoring setup directly from the command line. With this new tool, you can:

• List all your monitors: View details on all your configured monitoring checks.
• Triggers check on-demand: Run any of your configured checks immediately, without waiting for a scheduled execution.

Get Started 🚀

To start using the CLI, simply install it using brew:

brew tap openstatus/cli

brew tap openstatus/cli

brew install openstatus

brew install openstatus

Once installed, you can run openstatus to see all available commands.

GitHub Actions Integration Coming Soon 🔜

Our CLI is the first step to have a better CI integration. Stay tuned for updates! We will release our GitHub Action soon.

We're excited to continue improving the OpenStatus platform to make monitoring your applications and infrastructure even easier. As always, please let us know if you have any feedback or suggestions!

We're excited to announce that TCP monitoring is now available in OpenStatus! This new addition expands our monitoring capabilities, allowing you to keep track of all your TCP endpoints.

Get Started 🚀

To start monitoring your TCP endpoints, simply add a new monitor and select "TCP" as your monitor type.

Coming Soon 🔜

We're actively working on expanding our monitoring capabilities further with ICMP monitoring support. Stay tuned for updates!

You can now hide your request values.

We have added a checkbox within your Status Page settings to hide/show the number of total and failed requests incl. the average percentage for each monitor connected to the page.

You can now include binary payloads in your HTTP synthetic check requests, which is handy for sending files or other binary data in the request body.

Additionally, you have the flexibility to set the Content-Type to your preference, such as application/octet-stream or application/edn.

We've refreshed the Playground for a better experience. Now, access real-time data without leaving the page.

Check out the Speed Checker.

You can deploy our checker within your infrastructure, any cloud providers or coolify by pulling the image from the container registry.

The image is available at ghcr.io/openstatushq/checker:latest.

It opens up a lot of possibilities to run the checker in your own environment, on your own infrastructure, or on any cloud provider. We will be able to add private locations soon.

We have wrote a guide to help you deploy our checker on Koyeb.

Thanks to Depot for the fast build and the easy integration with GitHub Actions.

We have reworked our status page!

• less flashy colors for operational, degraded, downtime and maintenance
• new sticky navigation bar, merging maintenances and incidents into an events page (your old links will still work)
• redesign of status reports

Sometimes you need to create a copy of your monitor with the same settings quickly and easily.

You can now clone a monitor directly from the action menu in the monitor table.

We have added this feature to the monitor settings.

Shout-out to @Ipriyankrajai for his contribution!

The location of your reports has changed. The can be found within the connected status page. No need to connect manually to a status page.

If you encounter any issues. Please contact us.

Sometimes you need to get notified if your monitor is taking too long to respond or if it's degrading.

You can set custom request timeouts and degradation timing for your monitors.

We have added this feature to the monitor settings.