Planned work,
clear windows.
Schedule start and end times, attach affected components, and optionally open a public incident when work begins — without mixing planned work with surprise outages.
Sat 02:00 → 04:00 UTC
What you control
Windows customers can plan around
Bound a title, time range, and components to the same model as incidents and public status.
Explicit time bounds
Scheduled start and end times so subscribers know when expectations return to normal.
Affected components
Mark the services under maintenance so status rows match the work you are doing.
Public visibility
Upcoming and active windows appear on the status page — no chat-only announcements.
Start & complete
Move from scheduled to in progress to completed, with clear rules for cancel while scheduled.
Optional incidents
Open a linked public incident when the window starts, and resolve it when work finishes.
Quiet notifications
Maintenance windows help keep planned work from looking like an unexpected outage.
Lifecycle
States you can
rely on.
A window is scheduled until it starts, in progress until it completes, then completed. Cancel only while still scheduled — so the public story stays consistent.
- Explicit scheduled and end times
- Start and completion timestamps
- Clear rules for cancel and edits
Schedule the window
Set the title, range, and components before work begins.
Run the change
Start the window, update the status page, optionally open an incident.
Complete & restore
Mark the window done and restore component expectations.
Defined before work starts
Scheduled
Visible while the change runs
In progress
Restored expectations after finish
Completed
Shown on the status page subscribers trust
Public
Schedule maintenance
with confidence.
Create an account, open the maintenance workspace, and publish windows when your project is ready.