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15 Best Free and Open Source Status Page Systems

A status page system is software that lets you communicate incidents, schedule maintenance and downtimes with your customers.

A status page can be public or private. Public stage pages engender customer trust and demonstrate the reliability of a platform. Private status pages are useful to communicate incidents with internal stakeholders.

Status page systems offer control over how to communicate an incident on the status page. Good systems let you notify customers and stakeholders in real time reducing the volume of customer support queries.

There are many status page systems available for Linux. We recommend our favorites captured in a legendary LinuxLinks chart. We only showcase free and open source software here.

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Let’s explore the 15 status page tools. For each application we have compiled its own portal page, a full description with an in-depth analysis of its features, a screenshot of the software in action together with links to relevant resources.

Status Page Systems
Uptime KumaExcellent monitoring tool with a simple status page
Statping-ngStatus page and monitoring server
CachetStatus page system for everyone
CheckmateSelf-hosted infrastructure monitoring application
OpenStatusStatus page and uptime monitoring platform
UpptimeUptime monitor / status page using GitHub Actions, Issues, and Pages
KenerNode.js status page tool
GatusDeveloper-oriented status dashboard and health monitoring application
VigilMicroservices status page
cStateTiny and simple status page
HertzBeatObservability platform
CabotProvides features of PagerDuty, Server Density, Pingdom and Nagios
PHP Server MonitorScript that checks whether your websites and servers are up and running
YASPSelf-hosted status page application
StatusfyFocus on writing your Incidents Reports and let the magic happen

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Karl
Karl
1 year ago

Uptime Karma has a whopping 57.6K GitHub stars.

Lundo
Lundo
1 year ago
Reply to  Karl

That’s because it’s awesome OSS.