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Creating a Status Page

Creating a status page only takes about a minute. Before you do so, we recommend you have at least one service configured in Rootly that you can display on your status page. You can do this by visiting Configuration > Services or if you have the PagerDuty integration configured, you can easily import services directly from PagerDuty then add them to your status page.

To create a new status page, do the following:

In the Rootly navigation bar, click on Configuration, then Status Pages.

Status page menu
Status page menu



Next, click Add New Status Page.

Status page dashboard
Status page dashboard

On the configuration page, type a page name, and add a description if you'd like. Then click Attach Services and add the services you should have configured previously.

Creating a status page
Creating a status page



If you want the status page to be public, you will also need to add an external domain name, and ensure that it is set to Public.

Note that for custom external domain names, you may need to talk with the team at your organization to have them help you configure a custom domain name and associated DNS.

Setting a status page as public
Setting a status page as public



Configure any other options you'd like. Check and ensure that the page is set to Enabled, then click Create Status Page.

Enabling and creating the status page
Enabling and creating the status page

Custom Domain

Configure your own custom domain by following:Custom Domain Names for Status Pages

That's it! You've just created your first status page.

Updated 15 Nov 2021
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