Status Page & Branding

The public status page is the face of your Fyren instance — a fast, SEO-friendly page that shows your current service status to users, customers, and stakeholders.

Status Page Sections

The status page includes the following sections:

Overall status indicator — A banner showing whether all services are operational or if there are active issues
Component list — Each component displayed with its current status badge
90-day uptime bars — Visual history of uptime for each component over the past 90 days
Active incidents — Currently open incidents with their latest updates
Incident history — Past incidents with pagination
Maintenance schedule — Upcoming and active maintenance windows
Subscribe form — Email subscription for status updates

Branding

Customize the look and feel of your status page from the admin dashboard under Settings.

Logos

Setting	Description
Logo	Primary logo displayed in the status page header
Light logo	Variant for dark backgrounds (used in dark mode if applicable)
Favicon	Browser tab icon

Colors

Setting	Description
Brand color	Primary color used for headers and accents
Accent color	Secondary color for buttons and links
Background color	Page background
Text color	Primary text color

All colors are specified as hex values (e.g., #d4c9b8).

Inject custom CSS to fine-tune the status page appearance beyond what the built-in color settings offer. The CSS is sanitized server-side to prevent XSS — dangerous properties and selectors are stripped automatically.

Maximum length: 50,000 characters.

SEO & Metadata

Setting	Description
Meta title	Page title (up to 100 characters)
Meta description	Page description for search engines (up to 255 characters)

Setting	Description
Twitter handle	Displayed on the status page for social contact
Support URL	Link to your support/help center

Custom Domain

Serve your status page on your own domain (e.g., status.example.com) instead of the default Fyren instance URL.

Set the customDomain field in your organization settings
Create a CNAME DNS record pointing your domain to your Fyren instance
Fyren will verify the domain and set customDomainVerified once DNS propagation completes

Caching

Status page data is cached in Redis for fast response times. The cache is invalidated automatically whenever a component status changes, an incident is created or updated, or a maintenance window transitions.