Monitoring

What is a status page?

Written by noc724 team1 min readUpdated Oct 9, 2026

A status page is a public web page that shows whether your website, API or service is working right now, with its recent uptime and any ongoing incidents or planned maintenance.

Why companies publish status pages

  • Fewer support tickets during outages: users check the page instead of writing in.
  • Transparency builds trust, especially with business customers.
  • A single place to announce maintenance windows.
  • An uptime history you can point to for SLAs.

What to show on it

  • Each service or component and its current state.
  • Uptime for the last 30/90 days.
  • Ongoing incidents with short, clear updates.
  • Upcoming maintenance.
  • Your logo and a public link you can share with users.

Public or private?

Customer-facing services usually get a public page. Internal tools can use a password-protected page that's hidden from search engines.

Create one with noc724

Pick the monitors to show, add your logo and publish. The page updates itself from your monitors, so it's always current.

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes, status pages are included in the free plan; options such as password protection and removing the noc724 branding come with paid plans.

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We build and run noc724, an uptime monitoring service that checks websites, servers and APIs from several cities in Iran. These guides come from the problems we and our users run into while keeping services online.

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