Status Page monitoring with Topologix

Monitoring & Observability

Watch a vendor’s public status page from your own canvas — active incidents, scheduled maintenances, and degraded components from any Atlassian Statuspage site (Cloudflare, GitHub, and many more), each with a deep link to the incident.

Requirements

• Outbound HTTPS from the Topologix server to the vendor’s status page — the integration reads the public /api/v2/summary.json.
• No credentials and no proxy agent — status pages are public by design.

1 · Set up the integration

1. Open the Integrations pageClick Integrations in the toolbar and pick Status Page from the catalogue.
2. Enter the status page URLThe page root, e.g. https://www.cloudflarestatus.com. Any Statuspage.io-compatible site works — one integration per vendor.
3. Create, then verifyClick Create, then reopen the integration and click Test — it reads the summary and reports the page name, its overall indicator, and the active incident count. A 404 means the URL isn’t an Atlassian Statuspage site.

2 · Add it to a flow

1. Select the vendor nodeClick the node that represents the external dependency, open Metrics, then + Add and choose the Status Page integration.
2. Add the sourceOne source monitors the whole page — the only field is an optional Label (e.g. “Cloudflare Status”).
3. SaveSet the interval and click Add Source. The card lists active incidents, maintenances, and degraded components, each deep-linking to the vendor’s incident page.

Good to know

• The card’s numeric value is the active-incident count — a threshold of 0 turns the node red the moment the vendor opens any incident, and drives your alert rules.
• The overall indicator (none / minor / major / critical / maintenance) and the vendor’s own status description ride along, so the card reads like the page’s header.
• Maintenances include their scheduled windows — upcoming vendor work shows up before it starts.
• AWS is not an Atlassian Statuspage, and this integration cannot track it. Both health.aws.amazon.com and status.aws.amazon.com answer 404 on /api/v2/summary.json — there is no Statuspage behind either host, so no URL you enter here will work. Use the AWS Account integration’s Health mode instead: it reads AWS’s own public current-events feed (and, with a Business or Enterprise support plan, your account’s personalised events), scoped to the services and regions you run in.