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StatusHub Product updates | October - November 2019

2019-12-16

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7 Product updates | October - November 2019

Check out the latest StatusHub updates and features, including the “follow up incident”, ‘silent’ update option in Site24x7 integration and more for the last two months.

1. Create a Follow-up Incident

It is possible to create a follow-up incident, indicating its connection with the previous incident that was already resolved. This update contains functional and visual parts, please check this help doc for more details: Follow-up incident.

Follow-up incident example
Create a follow-up incident

2.“Silent mode” option created for Site24x7 integration

Now it is possible to turn on silent incidents in the integration with Site24x7. This option allows the integration to post the update to your status page but prevents your subscribers from receiving a notification via their chosen method. Check out our help doc for more information.

3. WYSIWYG editor for hub description

Now you can customize your status page description using the WYSIWYG editor.

Customize your status page description using the WYSIWYG editor
WYSIWYG editor for hub description

4. Google OAuth multiple domains support

Instead of just one domain name, now user can provide multiple domains names for Google OAuth authorization.

Provide multiple domains names for Google OAuth authorization
Google OAuth multiple domains support

When adding multiple domains space please use a comma to separate them.

5. Ignore incidents during maintenance

Automated Incidents suppression can now ignore incidents instead of saving those as a draft.

Ignore incidents instead of saving those as a draft
Ignore incidents during maintenance

This is an upgrade of the Incident suppression feature.

6. Manage Connected Hubs via API

The StatusHub API can be used to create, delete and copy Connected Hubs. The copy will copy all visual settings (except for logo and favicon) as well as other settings (protection) and associated services.

The API also allows attaching/detaching of services per Connected Hub.

Here is the Connected Hubs section in the StatusHub public API - Connected Hub.

7. API rate limiting

From now on the StatusHub API has two rate limits:

  • GET requests - 30 requests per second

  • All other requests - 5 requests per second

You can get more information here: StatusHub public API - Rate limiting.


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