Status Pages
Why a status page
When something breaks, your users want answers before you’ve even opened your laptop. A public status page gives them a single URL to check instead of flooding your inbox. Crontinel includes status pages with every account.
How it works
Your status page is served from your own domain via CNAME. Users visit status.yourdomain.com and see your status page, while the URL stays status.yourdomain.com in their browser.
Creating your first status page
Create a status page from the dashboard under Status Pages → Create. Each page gets:
- A unique domain identifier (your main domain, e.g.
yourdomain.com) - A CNAME target to add to your DNS
Setting up your CNAME
After creating a status page, you’ll see a CNAME target: app.crontinel.com.
Add this DNS record to your domain:
| Type | Name | Target |
|---|---|---|
| CNAME | status | app.crontinel.com |
Once added, your status page will be live at status.yourdomain.com.
It can take a few minutes for DNS to propagate.
Your status page URL
After setup, your status page is available at:
https://status.yourdomain.comWhere yourdomain.com is the domain you specified when creating the page.
Adding monitors
From Status Pages → Edit, select which monitors appear on the page. Each monitor shows as a row with:
- Current status indicator
- Response time
- Last checked time
Only the monitors you choose are visible. Internal or sensitive checks stay private.
Incident management
Post incidents manually from Status Pages → Incidents → New Incident. Each incident moves through four stages:
- Investigating – you’re aware and looking into it
- Identified – root cause found
- Monitoring – fix deployed, watching for recurrence
- Resolved – back to normal
Updates appear on the status page in reverse chronological order.
Custom domains (Team plans)
Team plans support fully custom domains. Point a CNAME record to app.crontinel.com and the page will be served from your domain automatically.