A status page is a public URL that shows the live status of one or more monitors. Kener supports multiple status pages from a single instance — each page has its own path, its own set of monitors, and its own branding.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How pages work
Each page maps to a URL path. The home page lives at/ (empty path) and cannot be deleted. Every other page you create is accessible at /<page-path>.
| Page path | Public URL |
|---|---|
| (empty) | https://status.example.com/ |
infrastructure | https://status.example.com/infrastructure |
api-services | https://status.example.com/api-services |
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The home page path cannot be changed after initial setup.
Page status
The overall status displayed at the top of a page is derived from the real-time statuses of all monitors assigned to it. Kener aggregates those statuses and picks one of the following messages:| Message | Condition |
|---|---|
| All Systems Operational | Every monitor is UP |
| Partial Degraded Performance | Some monitors are DEGRADED |
| Degraded Performance | ≥ 75% of monitors are DEGRADED |
| Partial System Outage | Any monitor is DOWN |
| Major System Outage | ≥ 75% of monitors are DOWN |
| Under Maintenance | Any monitor is in MAINTENANCE |
| No Status Available | No monitoring data |
Creating a page
Fill in the general information
- Path — URL slug for the page (e.g.
infrastructure). Leave blank for the home page. - Title — shown in the browser tab.
- Header — main heading displayed on the page.
- Page Content — optional Markdown content displayed below the header (supports Markdown).
- Page Logo — optional per-page logo (PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP; max 256 × 256 px).
Assigning monitors to a page
After creating a page, use the Page Monitors section in the page editor to add monitors. Each monitor is identified by its tag.- Select a monitor from the dropdown and click Add.
- Use the arrow buttons to reorder monitors — order is reflected on the public page.
- Click the remove button to detach a monitor from the page.
Display settings
Each page has independent display settings:| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Monitor Status History (desktop) | Days of status history shown on desktop (default: 90) |
| Monitor Status History (mobile) | Days of status history shown on mobile (default: 30) |
| Monitor Layout Style | default-list, default-grid, compact-list, or compact-grid |