An open-source api-first status page aggregator.

If you're looking for the official hosted version, head here.

Read more about the project at the launch blog post.

Features

• Polls status pages of over 1000 popular services
• Provides a unified api to query the status of services
• Webhook notifications of incidents
• Bundled with a frontend. Batteries included.

API

Statusphere is API first, it has a frontend that consumes the API, but the API is the main focus of the project. The api endpoints are here:

GET /api/v1/statusPage?statusPageUrl=XXX||statusPageName=XXX
GET /api/v1/currentStatus?statusPageUrl=XXX
GET /api/v1/statusPages
GET /api/v1/statusPages/count
GET /api/v1/statusPages/search?query=XXX
GET /api/v1/incidents?statusPageUrl=XXX&&impact=XXX

Usage

Warning: This will spin up a local instance of the statusphere stack which will automatically scrape the status pages of the services listed in the status_pages.go file.

If you want to quickly try the api you can hit the hosted version

curl 'https://statusphere.metoro.io/api/v1/incidents?statusPageUrl=https://www.githubstatus.com' | jq

To run the stack locally:

# From the root of the repository
docker-compose up

# The api server will be available at http://localhost:8080
curl http://localhost:8080/api/v1/statusPages/count

Architecture

Statusphere is made up of 3 main components:

1. The scrapers
2. The database
3. The api servers

They're orchestrated in the following way:

Scraping mechanism

Each scraper periodically polls the database to get a list of status pages to scrape. After the time interval has passed, the scraper will scrape the status page and update the database with the new status.

Parsing status pages

When a scraper scrapes a status page, it attempts to parse the page using providers in a cascading manner. Each provider is responsible for parsing a specific type of status page. For example, the status.io provider is responsible for parsing status pages that are built using the status.io platform. If a provider is unable to parse the status page it will return an error, and the next provider in the list will be attempted.

Webhooks

Statusphere supports webhooks for incident notifications. You can set the slack webhook url in the environment variable STATUSPHERE_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL in the job_poller container.

When an incident is created for the status page you subscribed to, a POST request will be sent to the webhook url with the incident payload.

Contributing

We're actively welcoming contributions to Statusphere! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information on how to get started.

If you want to add a status page, it's as simple as adding an entry here