Ways to integrate external status pages?

[JaneJeon]

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I'm wondering what the recommended way of integrating external status pages are - if there is any - into uptime kuma.

For example, with something like statuspage, you can "embed" status pages for external dependencies (e.g. AWS).

Right now, I "consume" such status pages by subscribing to their email and getting alerts, but I wonder if there's a way to do this natively. Inverse webhooks maybe? But how will you know when the status has been resolved? And what about status pages other than just up/down?

Love to hear the community's thoughts on this, and if anybody actually does this with their installations, what is the way they go about doing this. Thanks

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[janbaykara]

One way I've done this is, for example with Stripe, by HTTP pinging their API once a minute with basic auth.

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[JaneJeon]

Bump! Still no good solution for this

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[JaneJeon]

:(

[janbaykara]

Would be pretty fantastic if one could just plug in APIs (or scrape the frontend) of prominent status page software.

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[JaneJeon]

Hello - still relevant!

As I have tons of "external dependencies" (e.g. VPS provider, other "cloud services" that my stack relies on), being able to display their uptime (or status pages) is going to be pretty crucial.

[camilonova]

I support having this as a way to link external dependencies too. Would be great to track uptime from external services like email, infrastructure, payments, etc.

How others are doing it?

[CommanderStorm]

@JaneJeon
This is being autoclosed as you chose the help Template.
If the cloud provider has a healthcheck, you an monitor it that way.
Otherwise I don't see what you mean by integrating other status pages.
Other websites may be monitored via the keyword monitor and an api or via keyword montoring the status page.

[camilonova]

Keyword monitor worked for me:

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