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We’ve upgraded the Reports page in StatusGator to give you more insight directly inside the StatusGator dashboard. Previously, reporting was limited to exports you could use to calculate your own uptime percentages and trends. Now, in addition to exported reports, you can view key reports and metrics without needing to download anything. We’ve also added a one-click download of the most commonly requested report: Uptime percentage by monitor.

Keeping track of your Microsoft 365 services just got easier. We’ve rolled out an update to the Microsoft 365 integration that removes manual setup and improves visibility. All services in your account can now automatically appear as components, so you can monitor them right away.

Modern infrastructure is no longer just about what you build and run internally. Most DevOps and system administration teams rely on a growing number of external SaaS services, including cloud providers, monitoring tools, authentication systems, CI/CD platforms, communication tools, and more. When one of these services fails, your application may still look healthy internally, while users are already experiencing issues.

We’ve rolled out a small improvement to Status Embed and Status Modal that gives you more flexibility in how you integrate status information into your site. With this update, you can now choose between JavaScript and iFrame embeds.

At StatusGator, accessibility is a core part of how we build and deliver our product. Today, we’re sharing our latest Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT), which reflects our ongoing commitment to creating inclusive and usable experiences for everyone.

On April 23, 2026, the first signs of trouble with GitHub did not come from its status page. They came from users. As reports began surfacing across developer communities, including discussions on Hacker News, engineers described failed workflows and unexplained server errors. At that point, GitHub had not yet acknowledged any issue. StatusGator, however, was already seeing the pattern and issued an Early Warning Signal at 14:33 UTC.

If you've been running production workloads on AWS for more than a year, you've felt it: the 3 am PagerDuty alert, the scramble to check the AWS console, the frantic Slack thread asking, "Is this us or is this AWS?" And then, minutes or hours later, the AWS Service Health Dashboard finally acknowledges what your users have been experiencing all along. It happens because AWS is the backbone of modern infrastructure.

We’ve added a new notification option to give you more control over how and when you get alerted: Recovery Notices. Until now, notifications were primarily focused on incidents – letting you know when something goes wrong. But we heard from many of you that not all alerts are equally useful. While some teams want full visibility across the entire lifecycle of an incident, others are mainly concerned with when a service goes down, not when it comes back up.

On April 16, 2026, Bitbucket experienced a widespread outage that disrupted pipelines and core functionality for users around the world. StatusGator detected the issue 77 minutes before the provider officially acknowledged it, using its Early Warning Signals. This early detection gave teams critical time to respond, even while the official status page still showed everything as operational.