URL parameters
The ID of your status page
The ID of the resource you want to get
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a single status page resource.
URL parameters
The ID of your status page
The ID of the resource you want to get
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns the requested status page resource.
Response body
Response attributes
The ID of the status page resource.
Always status_page_resource.
The ID of the section this resource sits in.
The ID of the resource this row shows, for example the monitor's ID.
The type of the resource: ManuallyTrackedItem, Monitor, MonitorGroup, Heartbeat, HeartbeatGroup, WebhookIntegration, EmailIntegration, IncomingWebhook, AmazonSnsIntegration, LogsChart, CatalogReference, or ThirdPartyService for a third party service added in the status page editor.
Deprecated, use widget_type. true when widget_type is history.
What widget the status page shows for this resource: plain, history, intraday_history, response_times, intraday_response_times, or chart_only.
The resource name displayed publicly on your status page.
A detailed text displayed as a help icon.
The position of this resource in its section, indexed from zero.
Which incidents mark the resource as down: any_incident, no_incident, or incident_matching_metadata for those matching mark_as_down_metadata_rule.
The rule incident metadata has to match to mark the resource as down. Present only when mark_as_down_for is incident_matching_metadata.
The metadata key to match.
The values to match. An incident whose metadata has any of them marks the resource down.
String for a text value, or the type of the catalog item: User, Team, Policy, Schedule, Endpoint, SlackIntegration, LinearIntegration, JiraIntegration, MicrosoftTeamsWebhook, ZapierWebhook, NativeWebhook, PagerDutyWebhook, or Source.
The text value. Only for type String.
The ID of the catalog item. For every type except String.
The catalog item's name, when the item still exists. For every type except String.
The user's e-mail. Only for type User.
Which incidents mark the resource as degraded: any_incident, no_incident, or incident_matching_metadata for those matching mark_as_degraded_metadata_rule.
The rule incident metadata has to match to mark the resource as degraded, in the same shape as mark_as_down_metadata_rule. Present only when mark_as_degraded_for is incident_matching_metadata.
The catalog value a CatalogReference resource shows, in the shape create and update accept. null for other resource types.
The catalog key, for example Service.
The catalog value, in the same shape as an entry of mark_as_down_metadata_rule.values.
The uptime over the status page's history, as a fraction from 0 to 1.
The current status: operational, degraded, downtime, maintenance, or not_monitored when the underlying monitor or heartbeat is paused.
One entry per bar of the status page's history, oldest first.
The day the bar starts on, in YYYY-MM-DD format.
The status during that bar: operational, degraded, downtime, maintenance, or not_monitored. Today's bar reads recovered or recovered_degraded after an incident that ended today.
The downtime during that bar, in seconds.
The maintenance during that bar, in seconds.
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