Status Page Blog
Tag: infrastructure
Browse 6 posts tagged “infrastructure”.
We Moved StatusPage.me from Contabo to Netcup. Here’s What Actually Happened.
We moved StatusPage.me production from Contabo in Munich to Netcup in Nuremberg. Here’s what worked, what broke, what we redesigned along the way, and how we proved the new backup path all the way through a real restore.
Our European Monitoring Network Expands to Sofia, Madrid, and Stockholm
Sofia, Madrid, and Stockholm are now live monitoring regions. The expansion strengthens StatusPage.me's European monitoring network and lays the groundwork for future EU- and EEA-scoped monitoring controls.
Investigating Production Host Stalls at StatusPage.me
On September 22–23, StatusPage.me experienced two periods of production instability. We investigated PostgreSQL, kernel soft lockups, multi-region monitoring signals, and why the incidents reinforced our already-planned move from Munich to Nuremberg.
Introducing Servers: Host Metrics on the Same Timeline as Your Incidents
Servers brings CPU, memory, swap, load, disk, and network metrics from your own machines into StatusPage.me, with incident correlation, threshold alerts, and optional public infrastructure metrics.
Milan, Italy Is Now a Live Monitoring Region, Here's Why It Matters
We just turned on a monitoring server in Milan. Here's the honest reasoning behind it, and why we think geographic coverage is a proxy for something more important.
When Your Monitoring Infrastructure Goes Down
On March 19, 2026, our infrastructure provider had a 16-minute network outage. Our monitoring scheduler sits on that VPS — so every user's monitors simultaneously reported DOWN. Here's exactly what happened, why it's a hard problem, and what we built to prevent it from happening again.