Pages for Atlassian Statuspage customers moving public and private status pages and incident communication to self-hosted Uptime Kuma or OneUptime.
Statuspage's hosted status pages, subscriber notifications and component model compared with Uptime Kuma, which monitors services itself and publishes multiple status pages on your own domains, for teams that want monitoring and status in one small tool.
Statuspage compared with OneUptime's Apache-licensed status pages with incident history, scheduled maintenance and subscriber notifications, plus its incident management and on-call features, and what OneUptime's Enterprise Edition adds.
Statuspage's monthly plans priced by subscribers, team members and page type compared with self-hosting Uptime Kuma or OneUptime: no subscriber caps, but hosting outside the monitored infrastructure, email and SMS delivery and upkeep.
Pulling components, incident history, subscribers and metrics out of Statuspage through its REST API at one request per second per token, and what to rebuild on the new status page before switching DNS.
Moving status pages from Statuspage to Uptime Kuma: pulling components and incident history through the Statuspage API within its one request per second limit, mapping components to monitors, custom domains per status page, and telling subscribers about the change.
Moving public and private status pages to OneUptime, which also covers subscribers, scheduled maintenance and incidents: exporting components, incidents and subscribers through the Statuspage API, re-creating pages, and moving subscriber notifications without losing consent.
For internal status pages behind SSO: what Statuspage private and audience-specific pages cost by authenticated subscriber, and how a self-hosted OneUptime private page or an Uptime Kuma page behind your identity provider covers employees without per-subscriber pricing.
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