The data format used for generating the status page is a yaml file with the following sections:
# The products shown in the overview columns
products:
- Network
- Some product
# A list of current problems/info
current:
- title: Item title
status: outage
start: 2020-03-13 09:30 UTC
products: # Products should match the products defined above
- Some product
body: >
<p>Html enabled body, only shown in when on the current events</p>
updates: # A list of updates
- title: Update
time: 2020-03-12 10:00 UTC
body: Keep updates simple
- title: Investigating
time: 2020-03-12 09:30 UTC
body: Some descriptive info
# A list of planned upcomming work
# same format as the other events
planned: []
# A list of past incidents
past:
- title: Item title
status: degraded
products:
- Some product
updates:
- title: Resolved:
time: 2020-03-12 14:00 UTC
body: The issue has been resolved.
- title: Monitoring
time: 2020-03-12 13:00 UTC
body: The issue has now been mitigated, we continue to monitor the situation.
- title: Investigating
time 2020-03-12 10:30 UTC
body: We are currently seeing problems with the plonk of the Some service.
# the body will not be shown
body: >
<p>this body will currently not be shown, but can be kept for future use</p>Currently the following status are supported:
- operational - green
- degraded - orange
- outage - red
- maintenance - blue
If you put anything else it will end up being gray and black.
The products status grid gets updated depending on products in the current list. Currently in reverse order, so oldest status wins.