sshido status page template

Drop these files into a new public GitHub repo (e.g. sshido-status) to stand up a free uptime-monitoring page at status.sshido.com.

What you get

• Probe runs every 5 minutes from GitHub's infrastructure against push.sshido.com/health and /subscribe.
• Auto-generated site at https://status.sshido.com (after DNS + Pages config, see below).
• Incident auto-opening: any failed probe opens a GitHub issue; any passing probe re-closes it. All incident history is public.
• Daily response-time graphs, monthly uptime summaries.
• Costs $0 — runs on GitHub Actions free tier.

One-time setup

1. gh repo create json9512/sshido-status --public
2. Clone it locally and copy everything from this folder (.upptimerc.yml and the .github/workflows/ directory).
3. Update .upptimerc.yml:
   • replace json9512 with your GitHub username if different,
   • replace sshido-status with your repo name if different.
4. Push to main.
5. On GitHub: Settings → Pages → Source: gh-pages branch, root.
6. Generate a Personal Access Token with repo + workflow scopes at https://github.com/settings/tokens. Add it as repo secret GH_PAT.
7. Run the Uptime CI workflow manually once — it creates the initial state files.
8. DNS: add a CNAME status.sshido.com → json9512.github.io (or your user's pages domain). Put status.sshido.com in a file named CNAME at the repo root so GitHub Pages associates it.

First green probe takes ~10 minutes. First graph takes 24 hours of data.

Once it's up

• Cite the status page in every outage tweet / blog post.
• Reference it in the Cloud Pro SLA contract (see the main plan).
• After 3+ months of >= 99.9% recorded uptime, go live with the published SLA (step 8 of the monetization plan).