Status Pages software provides a public interface to communicate the current availability of websites, APIs, and server hardware. These tools monitor endpoints via HTTP or DNS queries to detect outages and track response times. This type of software serves system administrators and DevOps engineers who need to notify users about service disruptions. Self-hosting these apps ensures that incident reports and uptime history remain on private infrastructure. This approach prevents reliance on external services when the primary network is down.
This page lists 10 open source tools in the Status Pages category. The most popular are Uptime Kuma, Dashy and Cachet. Most use the MIT or AGPL-3.0 license, and 9 offer an official Docker image.
Monitors websites, APIs, and services with real-time alerts, status pages, and support for numerous notification channels.
A customizable self-hosted dashboard for organizing homelab services with status monitoring and integrated widgets.
A self-hosted status page system for communicating system availability and incident reports to users through a web interface.
Monitor service health using HTTP, ICMP, TCP, and DNS queries with automated alerting and status pages.
Monitor server hardware, website uptime, and response times with real-time alerts and public status pages.
A status page and uptime monitoring platform that tracks endpoints from 28 global regions across cloud providers.
Monitors uptime, performance, and incidents while providing status pages and on‑call alerting in one platform
A self-hosted status page system for monitoring service uptime and communicating incidents to subscribers via notifications.
A self-hosted uptime monitoring system with API-first architecture for tracking websites, APIs, and database services.
A self-hosted status page system for monitoring endpoints and communicating incident tracking and maintenance updates to users.
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