Having used the platform for status updates, this reviewer finds Cachet effective for creating a centralized status page that supports automated notifications. The community-driven support model, however, raises concerns about customer assistance and the need for improvements in advanced features.
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1. The design is really nice and minimalistic. It basically looks just like the status page by Atlassian.
2. It's really easy to create new components, incidents and maintenance events.
3. You can customize the whole site with built-in tools.
4. The API metrics are cool!
5. Google 2FA is integration is a plus.
6. You can choose what webserver you want.
7. Well, it's free! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
1. The installation. I'm not a Linux admin and don't have a lot of experience with Linux. It took me a week to install Cachet and get it up and running properly.
2. The install / management documentation is bad. It's not really in depth at all.
3. Email integration doesn't always work / is not that easy to configure.
4. You can't edit email templates and the translation to other languages (German in our case) is just alright. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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