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UptimeRobot April 2021 Update: Status pages and infrastructure updates.

Written by Kristian Kusenda 519 words | 3 min read Updated Nov 13, 2025
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Following our latest updates, which, from now on, we’d love to share with you regularly, we’re happy to announce last month’s news. There’s always space for improvements while doing necessary maintenance, so let’s take a look at it. 

SSL certificate issuance

It’s great to see you enjoy using our redesigned status pages and we are happy to provide such a service to you! 

However, creating so many status pages and custom domains can be challenging. During the last months, the number of status pages increased significantly and we started hitting both rate limits of our Caddy web server and Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates issuer.

Thanks to the help of the Caddy creator himself and Let’s Encrypt’s awesome team, we have improved the overall process and increased the rate limits. 

TIP: Using Cloudflare? Take a look at these steps to configure it for a custom domain. 

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Google Analytics for custom domains

Good news! From now on, you can add tracking to your status page if you are using a custom domain. Also, you can change the URL of your logo and send your visitors to your homepage.

You’ll find these settings in your account at UptimeRobot.com under “Status Page” > “Global settings”.

Status pages optimization

We have also optimized the performance of our status pages by backend improvements and adding weekly/monthly pagination for announcements and updates. 

As you probably already know, you can show or hide downtimes grouped by day for a specific monitor in the Announcement feed. The latest downtime will be visible in the header. This won’t hide the events on a details page. If you have the “Show outage updates and the latest downtime” feature disabled, status updates pagination is monthly, otherwise, it’s weekly. 

Infrastructure

Improvements regarding our infrastructure covered mostly the re-work of our remote nodes and migration of servers that is still in progress. 

We already announced in our Tech Updates Newsletter (subscribe from your account’s “My Settings” if you wish to receive them) that a remote-node IP address 188.226.183.141 has been changed to the new IP address: 167.99.209.234

TIP: You can always find the current list of our IP addresses at uptimerobot.com/help/locations/

Fixed weekly maintenance windows

Some users might have experienced some issues with our weekly maintenance windows while the other types were working without issues. We decided to completely re-work it and fixing it for the long term this way. A big thanks to everyone who waited patiently for the fix!

PagerDuty Integration

Last but not least. Our PagerDuty integration was around for some time already, but we’re happy to announce that it’s now official! We joined the partner program and maintained an official coop. 

Take a look at the complete walkthrough of the PagerDuty integration. Here’s how it looks on their end: 

That’s all folks! 

As usual, we’re constantly busy with improving and maintaining UptimeRobot to provide the best monitoring service you deserve. We’ll get back to you with some fresh updates soon! Thank you for being a part of it. 

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Kristian Kusenda

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Kristian Kusenda

Marketing and Content Specialist |

You may have seen his name signed under UptimeRobot emails, where he started as a Customer Support Agent and Community Manager. Currently, he’s part of the marketing team, managing content and other marketing tasks, projects, and collaborations. Thanks to these experiences, Kristian knows UptimeRobot from every angle. He adopts a hands-on approach in providing support to our team and loves to engage with the UptimeRobot community. He also has some basic knowledge of CSS and Adobe tools and likes to help out with design-related tasks or updating and optimizing our landing pages. Outside of work and during weekends, he’s working on his bachelor’s degree in psychology and aspires to become a therapist. He’s passionate about painting and movement, experimenting with physical and mental health hacks, and continually seeking ways to improve and optimize. Kristian also loves hiking, traveling around the world, exploring new meals, drinking good wine, and reading great books.

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