At the time, the API for the Public Status Pages (PSP) only allows changing which monitors are displayed. We need an API to create new status entries / new announcements.
This very needed! Especialy when you want to create announcement to the status page from an external system.
Yes! It would be relly great to CRUD announcements on the stauts pages via the API.
Definitely a need so we can integrate our member services team to our operations team.
In the case that you have many public status pages and you use UptimeRobot to publish upcoming deployments this is desperately needed. I am think of switching to an alternative solution because of this missing feature.
I am sorry but we have not moved this from “idea” state, however we will consider this next year
next year is now
We also miss this support every day. It’s a crucial feature for our company to enhance communication and efficiency. Please consider adding it!
Ladies and gents, I get the impression this is going nowhere unless it gets upvoted in the hundreds.
Ideally, you fellas standardize the API and make API available for the appearance of the status pages. Right now, we have to manually go into each and every status page, edit logos, hex codes, themese, etc. We have hundreds of customers and status pages, that quickly gets out of fashion!!!
Also, creating announements via API, there’s no automation at all. How do you propose we do this if we have hundredes of status pages (and then thousands)?
Extremly inconvient to have to upload logo and favicon to each individual status page you create. The ability to do this via a simple API call would be wonderful
There are few things more frustrating then having to log into the interface and click several times to get to the announcement tab. An api call would be so incredibly helpful, especially being able to integrate it into our AWS alarms
The Status Page is definitely a weak area in this web app. Since the Status page is the most viewed customer output of the App, It should be the most customizable to suit the needs of as many customers as possible. For example, take in to consideration the ability to display on an overhead monitor in a tech team room. The view is very basic, very limited to what can be seen on a screen, not appealing to look at, and you can only see a few monitors at a time when you may have pages of them since there is no options for the view. This is definitely a breaking point.