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This blog post explains the importance of a well-designed self-hosted status page for communicating with customers during system outages. It details the various components a status page should include, such as:

A breakdown of system components and their operational status.

A history of past incidents and their resolutions.

Real-time updates on ongoing incidents.

Subscription options for keeping customers informed.

The blog post highlights the benefits of a status page, including improved customer experience, reduced support tickets, and increased transparency.

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This blog post argues that status pages are a valuable tool to improve communication during an incident. It explains what a status page is and the different ways it can be used for both internal and external communication. The post also discusses the importance of status pages in incident response and why it's generally not recommended to build your own. Finally, it highlights the key factors to consider when choosing a status page solution.

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This blog post explores two leading incident management solutions, Opsgenie vs Splunk, to help businesses choose the right tool for their needs. It emphasizes the importance of efficient incident management in today's digital landscape and outlines key features to consider when selecting a platform.

The blog compares Opsgenie and Splunk in areas like real-time alerting, on-call management, incident response, automation, integrations, and pricing. Opsgenie stands out for its focus on real-time communication and on-call response, while Splunk excels in log analysis and data-driven insights.

Ultimately, the choice depends on your priorities. Opsgenie is ideal for organizations seeking a user-friendly platform with robust alerting and collaboration features for on-call response and overall incident management. Splunk might be a better fit if you need a broader data analytics platform that encompasses incident management alongside other functionalities.

The blog also briefly mentions Squadcast as a potential alternative that combines the strengths of both Opsgenie and Splunk at a competitive price.