How to Build a Public Status Page (Statuspage.io Alternative) with Strapi 5
Blog post from Strapi
The text provides a comprehensive guide on building a custom status page using Strapi 5 for the backend and Next.js for the frontend, highlighting the benefits of self-hosting such as full control over the content model and avoiding per-seat pricing of commercial tools like Statuspage.io. It covers the entire process from setting up the backend with Strapi, including defining content types for services, incidents, and updates, to configuring public read-only permissions and CORS. The guide then transitions to building the frontend with Next.js, focusing on creating TypeScript types, fetch helpers, and computing the overall status to mirror Atlassian's Statuspage features. It emphasizes the importance of a public status page in maintaining user trust during outages and provides detailed steps for setting up the environment, including necessary versions and configurations, to achieve a fully functional and self-hosted status page.
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