Release v0.4.12 · serve-bd/serve

Status pages: a public page that shows visitors how your services are doing, opened from Status pages in the sidebar.
Components follow the uptime checks of the services you pick; visitors see the names you give them, never service names or addresses. Group them under headings and set their order.
Incidents and maintenance: report an incident and post updates as you learn more. Plan maintenance with a start and an end. Outages found by uptime checks show up on their own, unless you turn that off.
Templates fill in a saved incident message in one click. Postmortems add a longer write-up to a resolved incident.
Design with a live preview for desktop and phone: four ready-made looks, logos for light and dark, a favicon, accent color, theme, font, corners, spacing, daily bars for 30, 60 or 90 days, uptime percent, a response time chart, a banner, header links, footer text and custom CSS.
Words and language: reword or translate any text on the page, and show dates in a chosen language.
Who can see it: public, behind a password, or a draft only your team can open.
Own domain, like status.example.com, reached through the server's public IP or a Cloudflare Tunnel, with HTTP or HTTPS and an automatic certificate or one of your own; only the status page answers on that domain.
Use it elsewhere: an SVG badge, a website widget, JSON and RSS.
A new Status pages permission controls who can manage them. Owners, Admins and Developers have it by default.

The "App unavailable" and "No app here" pages show your branding icon in the browser tab.
Unticking a server in Servers & registry saves at once, even when that server is gone; its cleanup runs in the background. Moving an app off a server that no longer answers does not wait for it either.

c433d26e Public status pages: components from uptime checks, incidents and maintenance, a customizable look, password or draft access, an own domain, and a badge, JSON and RSS
ffa6d4ac Status page DNS check understands domains behind Cloudflare's proxy
841b491e Status page domains: route through a Cloudflare Tunnel or the public IP, HTTP or HTTPS, automatic or own certificate
4cddbb06 Status pages get their own favicon (falling back to the logo, then the instance branding) and a full-width settings tab
0c697c31 Status pages: response time chart, website widget, incident templates, postmortems, and reworded or translated texts
cbc81e98 Status page preview frame takes the phone's width; past incidents group by the visitor's own day
a26156b6 Status page preview shows the response time chart as soon as its switch is on
af8137bf Status page bar tooltip shows the impact each incident gave the day
e5d06e0b Status page response time: chart after two hours of checks, the average before; lone half hours draw a dash
6a449ba1 Proxy error pages carry the branding icon
5fd99f2b Removing a server from an app or moving an app off one no longer waits for that server: its cleanup runs in the background

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