Changelog

In our previous changelog, we have introduced a new command to create monitors defined in a YAML configuration file.

We have now published a new repository with monitor configuration template:

https://github.com/openstatusHQ/cli-template

Making it easy to manage your openstatus monitors via GitOps.

We are going to add more examples over time to the repository.

Upgrade your CLI to the latest version for enhanced functionality and a better user experience.

New Features

• Create monitors: Create your monitors defined in the configuration file.
• Export monitors: Export all your workspace monitors to a YAML file.

Check out our CLI documentation for more information.

When your monitor's status changes, you can receive notifications through a webhook.

This feature is included in every plan.

For more information, check our documentation.

You can now receive notifications via ntfy.sh when we detect an incident.

ntfy.sh is an open-source servicer that allows you to receive push notifications on your phone.

We love open source, so we've added this integration to our free plan.

Open source FTW 🚀

We have added support for exporting your OpenStatus synthetic checks as OpenTelemetry metrics.

Check our documentation for more information on how to set it up.

Here's an example of us exporting our synthetic checks to Grafana.

Grafana X OpenStatus

You just need an OTLP Endpoint to get started

We have published our GitHub Actions, It lets your run your OpenStatus synthetic checks as part of your GitHub Workflow.

The action is available on GitHub Marketplace

Here's a simple example of how to use it:

- name: Run OpenStatus Synthetics CI
    uses: openstatushq/openstatus-github-action@v1
    with:
        api_key: ${{ secrets.OPENSTATUS_API_KEY }}

- name: Run OpenStatus Synthetics CI
    uses: openstatushq/openstatus-github-action@v1
    with:
        api_key: ${{ secrets.OPENSTATUS_API_KEY }}

Here's a GitHub repo with the action in use: openstatushq/openstatus-github-action-example

We have published our Raycast integration. You can now manage your monitors, status page and status updates directly from Raycast.

Here are the commands you can use:

• Show Monitors
• Create Status Report
• Create Status Report Update
• Show Status Page

Go to our Raycast extension page to install it.

You can now subscribe via RSS and Atom feed on any status page!

S/o to @washingtonserip for this contribution.

An online curl command line builder. Generate curl commands to test your API endpoints.

Go to the Playground and test it.

Our CLI is now available 🎉

OpenStatus CLI ⌨

The OpenStatus CLI gives you the power to manage your monitoring setup directly from the command line. With this new tool, you can:

• List all your monitors: View details on all your configured monitoring checks.
• Triggers check on-demand: Run any of your configured checks immediately, without waiting for a scheduled execution.

Get Started 🚀

To start using the CLI, simply install it using brew:

brew tap openstatusHQ/cli

brew tap openstatusHQ/cli

brew install openstatus

brew install openstatus

Once installed, you can run openstatus to see all available commands.

GitHub Actions Integration Coming Soon 🔜

Our CLI is the first step to have a better CI integration. Stay tuned for updates! We will release our GitHub Action soon.

We're excited to continue improving the OpenStatus platform to make monitoring your applications and infrastructure even easier. As always, please let us know if you have any feedback or suggestions!