Status page

Author a service status page with the StatusIndicator display component.

The shell does not supply a /status route. You can author src/pages/status.astro using the StatusIndicator component from @publier/shell. It displays the state you supply; it does not monitor services, retain incident history, or send subscriptions.

Route control

pages.status does not create or suppress a route. A status page is an ordinary Astro route that you author and maintain. See Pages for current route controls and limits.

Adding a status page

Create src/pages/status.astro to display real service states:

---
import { StatusIndicator } from '@publier/shell/components';
import BaseLayout from '@publier/shell/layouts/base-layout.astro';
---

<BaseLayout title="Status — My Company">
  <main class="max-w-3xl mx-auto my-12 px-6 prose">
    <h1>Service status</h1>
    <ul>
      <li><StatusIndicator status="operational" service="API" /></li>
      <li><StatusIndicator status="operational" service="Dashboard" /></li>
      <li><StatusIndicator status="degraded" service="Search" /></li>
      <li><StatusIndicator status="maintenance" service="Build pipeline" /></li>
    </ul>
  </main>
</BaseLayout>

StatusIndicator quick reference

Default labels: operational → Operational, degraded → Degraded performance, outage → Major outage, maintenance → Under maintenance.

See StatusIndicator for the full prop and behaviour reference.