No sweat:

<html>
</head>
<title>Status Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h3>System status:</h3></br>
<img src="healthy.png">
</body>
</html>

Otherwise, if it's internal only a Nagios dashboard could be good (if you're already using it).

We have LCD screens around the office with tiny $70 Android devices plugged in, they cycle through Nagvis dashboards of all our systems (e.g mail, internet), as well as check_mk (it talks to a couple of Nagios instances and has a prettier dashboard). Clients are impressed when they come visit and a couple have ordered similar/setup the same for themselves as a result.

Just 2cents
Gareth


On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 12:40 PM, LRW Longhurst <walker.longhurst@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,

In case I'm going too far off-topic, reply direct to me unless you think it is of value to the list. Also, Beer.

I've been asked to set up a "service status" page for some internal services at my place of work. Not being a web developer, it occurs to me to wonder, is there some piece of free/open code I could use as a starting point, or do ISPs/ASPs generally just roll their own? My options at this point are pretty broad, ranging from a mini-blog to something more automated, perhaps using Nagios as an input.


Lesley Longhurst
Geek from way back

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