New API update: Filter incidents by phase & severity
Filter incidents by phase and severity with StatusGator’s API. Prioritize impact, track lifecycle stages, and build smarter custom monitoring workflows.
Updated status page privacy settings
Improved Status Page privacy controls with new email authentication, clearer access settings, and enterprise SSO support for secure internal status pages.
Shopify outage on March 12
Shopify experienced an outage on March 12, 2026. StatusGator detected the issue with Early Warning Signals 15 minutes before the provider acknowledged it.
Improved Azure status integration
Simplified Azure status integration in StatusGator. Monitor Azure Resource Health using management groups with a Microsoft-approved setup.
Claude outage analysis: What happened on March 11
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Claude experienced a widespread outage on March 11, 2026. StatusGator detected the incident 22 minutes before the provider acknowledged it using Early Warning Signals.
Apple Developer outage on March 10th
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Apple Developer experienced an outage on March 10, 2026 that blocked app verification. StatusGator detected the issue 2 hours and 35 minutes before Apple acknowledged it.
SharePoint Online outage on March 6, 2026
SharePoint Online experienced a partial outage on March 6, 2026. StatusGator detected the issue early with an Early Warning Signal 29 minutes before Microsoft acknowledged the problem.
Improved SSO setup and logging
StatusGator now includes improved SSO setup and audit logs for authentication events, helping enterprise teams secure and monitor access to status dashboards.
Why status pages suck
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Rely on status pages during outages? Use crowdsource outage reports on Downdetector and Reddit? Here’s a better way to track third-party outages.
New API: Submit outage reports
Submit outage reports programmatically with the StatusGator API. The new endpoint lets you report incidents to your board directly from monitoring tools or automation.
AWS Middle East data center strikes: 92 SaaS platforms report disruptions
StatusGator analysis identifies 92 SaaS and cloud services that reported outages tied to drone strikes on AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain.
