Introduction

The self-hosted edition of Statuspage runs as a single Docker container with no external database — it stores everything in SQLite on a persistent volume. It is ideal for running your own status page on your own infrastructure, and it works out of the box with Coolify.

What you get

• Service monitoring — HTTP, HTTP-keyword and TCP checks on a schedule.
• Public status page served at your domain root, with 90-day uptime history.
• Incidents with an update timeline, affected services, and public history.
• Maintenance windows for all or selected services.
• Notifications to Telegram and email when a service goes down or recovers.
• Team members with roles, managed from the UI.

Free-tier limits

A self-hosted instance monitors up to 5 services and 3 team members. These caps are built into the image and cannot be changed with an environment variable. To raise them, connect a license key.

How it runs

One container runs two processes: the web app (dashboard + public page + API) and the monitor worker (runs the checks). Database migrations and the initial admin user are created automatically on first boot.

Next: Installation.