norcube monitor status-pages
Manage public status pages, their layout and the incidents posted on them
A status page is a public page that shows chosen monitors and manual rows as components, under names you pick; a monitor's own name and target are never shown. A page starts unpublished: set its layout, check it with a preview link, then publish it. Changes to a published page, and incidents posted on it, are public within a minute.
Pages are named by their id or exact slug. Any Norcube Monitor scope reads them; a CI token changes them or posts on them only with the monitor.statuspages scope, which no other scope includes, because everything it changes is public.
Usage
norcube monitor status-pages <command> [flags]Also available as: status-page.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
create | Create a status page, unpublished |
delete | Delete a status page with its layout and posted incidents |
get | Show a status page and its settings |
incidents | Post incidents on a status page and keep them updated |
layout | Show or replace what a status page shows |
list | List status pages, newest first |
preview-link | Print a link to the rendered page that works for 15 minutes |
publish | Make a status page public within a minute |
unpublish | Take a status page offline, keeping everything on it |
update | Change a status page's address, texts or settings |
Every command also takes the global flags: --profile, --org, -o, --query, --debug and more.
See also
norcube monitor: Monitor uptime, SSL certificates and domain expiry, and manage incidents and alerts