Using FireHydrant Status Pages
Note: This article is about FireHydrant's built-in status pages. For information about Atlassian Statuspages, visit this page instead.
Via runbook step
You can use a Runbook step to automatically publish an incident to your status page.
- In your Runbook edit page, click on '+ Add Step' and search for 'status page'.
- Click on 'Publish to status page' under FireHydrant Status Page.
- Fill out the details here and select the page you would like to post to.
Note: If you are posting to multiple status pages, then you will need a different runbook step for each.
This runbook step will automatically post the incident to the status page and mark the appropriate component(s) as impacted, if relevant.
Adding a status page manually
On any incident, you can add a status page manually after the fact:
- In the Command Center for the incident, click on the 'Status Pages' tab or select 'Status Pages' from the dropdown if on a smaller window.
- Click '+ Add' next to the status page you'd like to post to.
Updating status pages
After a status page is linked to an incident, you can use multiple methods to update the page.
- You can publish an update to the status page as a direct part of your normal flow to update from Slack.
- You can publish an update to the status page directly from the Command Center UI.
- Go to the 'Status Pages' tab or dropdown in the Command Center.
- Click on 'Add an update' next to the active status page and fill in the details to post.