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Understand how to take advantage of your status page services.
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Understand how to take advantage of your status page services.
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The product or application your status page is about will most likely have multiple services that comprise it or dependencies it relies on.
You'll want to represent the services for which you want to report incidents on your status page.
In StatusPal, you can group services in parent/child relationship in order to reprosent your system logical grouping. This can be useful to represent regions, individual product categories, data-centers, etc.
In order to assign a service as a child of another, simply edit the child service, and select the parent service from the Parent dropdown.
Set a service as "private" when you want it to be visible only to your managing team. This is handy for services you want to monitor and get alerted if they have disruptions, but only internally instead of customer-facing.
To set a service as private, check the "Private" checkbox in the service form.
Private services are not to be confused with Private Status Page, where you want to allow authenticated users access to your status page.
