In this section
Resources / Help / Status page
Status page overview
A public status page with components, incidents, maintenance and email subscribers, one per account.
The status page tells your customers whether your service is working. You post incidents and scheduled maintenance by hand in the admin app and Hubbo turns them into a public page.
One page per account
Each Hubbo account has exactly one status page. It is created automatically the first time you open the Status Page section. If you run several products, use one Hubbo account per product, and group services into components inside each page.
Sections in the admin app
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Overview | Current state and the Share & embed panel. |
| Components | The services shown on the page, and their groups. |
| Incidents | Communicate active issues and progress updates. |
| Maintenance | Announce planned downtime ahead of time. |
| Health monitors | Optional HTTP checks that can open an incident for you when a URL fails. |
| Subscribers | People who subscribed to updates by email. |
| History | Resolved incidents and completed maintenance. |
| Appearance | Page name, description, layout, colors and what is visible. Also the switch that enables the public page. |
| Translations | AI Translation for page copy, components, incidents and maintenance in other languages. |
Uptime is based on your incidents
The uptime bars on the page are computed from the incidents and maintenance recorded in Hubbo over the last 90 days. Hubbo does not read data from external monitoring tools. If no incident is recorded, the day counts as up.
AI Translation
Add a locale and click Generate Translation — Hubbo fills status copy from your main language on the public URL and embed. Empty fields fall back to main. See Translations and languages. For the in-product embed language API, see Set visitor language.
Health monitors
Under Health monitors you can add an HTTP check (name, URL, method, interval, timeout and linked components). Hubbo opens an incident automatically after two failed checks in a row and resolves it after two successful checks. Monitor URLs must be public http:// or https:// addresses: localhost, private network ranges, link-local and cloud metadata addresses are rejected and never probed.
Getting online
- Add components in Components.
- Open Appearance, set the name and description and enable the page.
- Copy the public URL or embed it. See Embedding the status page.
- When something happens, create an incident or maintenance.
The public URL is https://app.hubbo.io/status/ plus your account key. Visitors who open it can count as a page view for your account (once per browser session).