Public Status Pages

Share real-time system health, uptime history, and performance metrics with your users or use status pages internally for operational visibility.

What Is a Status Page?

A status page displays the current and historical health of your website and its monitored services. It can be made public for customers or used internally by your team.

What the Status Page Displays

  • Overall System Status
  • 90-Day Uptime Percentage
  • Average Latency
  • Recent Performance Score — Desktop scores are shown to desktop users, and mobile scores are shown to mobile users

Response History

  • Main Website Response History: Each bar represents one day of checks, including downtime records and average latency for that day.
  • Infrastructure & Components History: Displays uptime, average latency, downtime periods, and the last checked time for each monitored component.

At the bottom of the page, a table displays the most recent performance audits. Desktop users see desktop audits, while mobile users see mobile audits.

Creating a Public Status Page

  1. From the left sidebar, go to Websites & Monitoring.
  2. You’ll see a list of all your websites.
  3. Click the Settings icon for the website whose status page you want to create.
  4. Navigate to the Public Status tab at the top of the page.
  5. In the Public Status section, enter a URL slug.
    Example: https://app.veloxite.com/status/mysaas
  6. Save your changes.

Using a Custom Domain

You can host your custom status page on your own domain or subdomain, such as:

  • status.mysaas.com
  • status.mysaas.app
  • uptime.mysaas.app

To do this, enter your custom domain in the Custom Domain field in the settings dashboard.

1. Verify Domain Ownership

Add a TXT record to your DNS provider to verify your ownership of the domain. You can find your unique verification value in the dashboard.

TypeNameValue
txt_veloxite.status.mysaas.comveloxite-verification=xxx

Wait a few seconds for DNS changes to propagate and then click on Verify to confirm ownership.

2. Configure CNAME Record

After verification, add a CNAME record to point your custom domain to our servers as seen on your dashboard.

TypeNameValue
cnamestatus.mysaas.comstatus.veloxite.com

Once completed, the public status page will be available on your custom domain. Veloxite automatically provisions an SSL Certificate for your domain and hosts the status page for you.

Monitor Visibility Rules

  • All active monitors are displayed on the status page.
  • Paused or disabled monitors are not shown.
  • Smart Pull monitors are unpacked, and each internal service reported in the payload is displayed as a separate component.

Status Badge

Once your public status page is configured, you can embed a live status badge on your main website.

  1. Scroll to the Status Badge section.
  2. Copy the provided integration code.
  3. Paste it into your website’s HTML or frontend code.

The badge automatically reflects the real-time health of your system.