The document discusses StatusPage, a SaaS service that provides a front-end and API to display service status updates. It provides examples of status pages for New Relic, Twilio, Dropbox, and DigitalOcean. The author tried the free trial of StatusPage and notes that it does not provide a ping server, so services need to implement their own server to send status data to StatusPage. The author suggests designing a ping server to check service status and APIs via a "/health" endpoint and status codes.

1. StatusPage Project

2. ATLASSIAN STATUSPAGE
• https://www.statuspage.io/
• SaaS
• Provide Front-end to show status and API to update data
• example:
• https://status.newrelic.com/
• https://status.twilio.com/
• https://status.dropbox.com/
• http://status.digitalocean.com/

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• https://mj1.statuspage.io/

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19. SO… HOWTO USETHIS?
• They don’t provide ping server to check our API or Service
• We need to implement our server to send data to status page
• My suggestion: design ping server to check service status and service apis
• SERVICE STATUS: using “/health” endpoint
• GET API: check status code. if 4xx or 5xx, consider it down.
• POST, PATCH, DELETE API: check status code. if 404 or 5xx, consider
it down.

20. QUESTION?