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Status Pages

Uptime and incident tracking for your tools.

Written by Ryan Kulp

Keep an eye on the services you depend on. The Status Pages plugin shows the latest incident and any upcoming maintenance from each status page you give it.

Step 1 - Visit the Status Pages plugin

Inside TRMNL, navigate to Plugins > Status Pages.

Step 2 - Add your status pages

Paste the address of each status page into Status Page URLs, 1 per line. For example:

You don't need to find the feed yourself. TRMNL looks for each page's RSS or Atom feed, which works with Statuspage, AWS, Slack, Google Cloud and most others. If a page keeps its feed somewhere unusual, paste the feed URL itself instead.

Click Save.

Step 3 - You're Done!

Based on your device's refresh settings, your status pages will appear very soon. The screen splits into 2 lists:

  • Incidents shows each service's latest incident and how long ago it happened. An icon flags anything from the last 24 hours.

  • Scheduled shows upcoming maintenance and its date.

Troubleshooting

A service shows "No status feed found". TRMNL could not find an RSS or Atom feed on that page. Look for a Subscribe or RSS link on the status page and paste that URL instead.

A service shows "Could not be reached" or "Invalid URL". Check the address for typos, and make sure it starts with https://.

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