I use statpage for my own services, so here is a live demo I guess

• No JavaScript
• Fully customizable and configurable
• Supports status checks for HTTP, HTTPS, TCP and TLS services
• Easy deployment with docker

mkdir -p statpage/config statpage/data
cd statpage
# copy and edit the example configuration file before
# starting the container - see the configuration section
docker run -d -v $PWD/data:/app/data     \
              -v $PWD/config:/app/config \
              -p 80:8877                 \
              --name statpage            \
              ghcr.io/ngn13/statpage:latest

Example configuration can be found here

If you don't want to install statpage with docker, then you will need to compile it from the source as I do not release any binaries:

git clone https://github.com/ngn13/statpage.git
cd statpage
go build

After that just run: ./statpage

An example configuration file can be found at config.json.example. Copy this file to config/config.json to get started with the configuration.

• title: Title for the status page, this will also be displayed on the header.
• address: The interface and the port that statpage will listen on
• contact: Contact URL that will be displayed at the bottom of the page
• interval: Service check interval
• reset: When there is as much check results as reset, a new result will drop the oldest result in the list
• time: Enable/disable showing response times
• services: List of services to check

• name: Service name
• address: Service address, NOT THE URL. If you want to check https://example.com:9191, address would be example.com:9191.
• type: Service type. Options are: HTTP, HTTPS, TCP and TLS
• data: Data that will be sent. If you are using HTTP or HTTPS as the type then this would be the path. If you are using TCP or TLS as the type then this would be the raw data to send
• link: Link to the service that will be displayed. If you don't want to add a link, then leave this one empty, aka set it to ""
• rule: Rule for the service check

• contains: The service status will be up if the service response contains this data.
• not_contains: The service status will be down if the service response contains this data.

You can use both of these options at the same time, keep in mind that not_contains have priority over contains

If you want to customize the status page, check out theme.css.example file to get started.

This project is licensed under GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3). Please see LICENSE.txt for more information.

License for NerdFonts, which is the font used in the application, can be found here.