Atlassian Statuspage

Statuspage is a status page and incident communication platform created by Steve Klein and Scott Irwin in 2013, acquired by Atlassian in 2018 for one hundred sixty-six million dollars, providing hosted status pages for communicating system uptime, incidents, maintenance schedules, and component health to users and customers, with features including customizable status pages with company branding, subscriber notifications through email and SMS, incident templates for consistent communication, scheduled maintenance windows, component-level status tracking, metrics display, and uptime history, adopted by over four thousand companies including Dropbox, Reddit, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, and Stripe for their status communication. The status page displays the overall system status as operational, degraded performance, partial outage, or major outage, with individual component statuses showing the health of each service or subsystem, enabling users to quickly identify which services are affected during incidents, while the historical uptime view shows the past ninety days of status data in a calendar format, providing transparency and building trust with users. The incident management workflow enables team members to create, update, and resolve incidents through a web interface or API, with each incident containing a summary, status, impact level, affected components, and a timeline of updates, with each update automatically notifying subscribers through their preferred channels, while incident templates provide pre-configured structures for common incident types, ensuring consistent and complete communication. The subscriber management enables users to subscribe to status updates through email and SMS. The scheduled maintenance for planned downtime. The metrics for displaying response times and uptime. The API for programmatic status updates. The integration with monitoring tools. The custom domain support. Designed by Steve Klein. Designed for DevOps and SRE teams.