Most cloud and SaaS status pages have an RSS feed of their incidents. Follow it in an RSS reader such as Feeder, and you hear about an outage at AWS, GitHub or Slack as soon as the provider posts it, with a notification or a message in your team's Slack or Teams channel. Below are the feeds Feeder readers follow most, checked on November 4, 2026.
Status page RSS feeds
| Service | Feed URL | Feeder followers |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services (all services) | https://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/all.rss | 762 |
| OpenAI | https://status.openai.com/feed.rss | 210 |
| Google Cloud | https://status.cloud.google.com/en/feed.atom | 209 |
| Claude (Anthropic) | https://status.claude.com/history.rss | 166 |
| Microsoft Azure | https://rssfeed.azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status/feed/ | 135 |
| Cloudflare | https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/history.atom | 124 |
| GitHub | https://www.githubstatus.com/history.rss | 112 |
| Microsoft 365 admin center | https://status.cloud.microsoft/api/feed/mac | 110 |
| Webex | https://status.webex.com/history.rss | 107 |
| Slack | https://status.slack.com/feed/rss | 85 |
| Google Search | https://status.search.google.com/en/feed.atom | 79 |
| Azure DevOps | https://status.dev.azure.com/_rss | 55 |
| Discord | https://discordstatus.com/history.rss | 43 |
| Atlassian (Jira, Confluence and more) | https://status.atlassian.com/history.rss | 36 |
| Zoom | https://status.zoom.us/history.rss | 34 |
The follower counts are Feeder readers who follow any feed of that status page. Every feed in the table worked in Feeder on November 4, 2026.
Can I follow one AWS service or Region?
Yes. AWS has a feed for each service in each Region, named after the service and the Region. For example, https://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/ec2-us-east-1.rss covers EC2 in N. Virginia, and https://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/multipleservices-us-east-1.rss covers events that hit several services there. Feeder readers follow 338 different AWS status feeds.
How do I find the feed for another status page?
Many status pages run on Atlassian Statuspage, as GitHub, Cloudflare, Claude, Discord, Atlassian, Zoom and Webex do. For those, add /history.rss or /history.atom to the status page's address, for example https://www.githubstatus.com/history.rss. Other pages often link to their feed with an RSS or Subscribe button.
You can also paste the status page's address into Add feed in Feeder, and it looks for the feed. If a status page has no feed at all, Feeder can still follow the page and tell you when it changes. See How to get notified when a website changes.
Why is a status feed empty?
Some feeds only list current incidents. The Azure feed was empty when we checked it, because Azure had no active incident, and the Google Cloud feed only lists recent ones. An empty status feed often means that nothing is wrong right now. Your reader shows each new incident when it appears.
How do I get alerts when a service goes down?
Right-click the feed in the sidebar and choose Edit feed. On the Settings tab, under Notifications, turn on Mobile, Desktop or Sound. Notifications work on every plan, Free included. Get notifications for new posts has every option.
For outages, the check interval matters. On Free, feeds update every 2 hours by default, and you can set a feed to update as often as every 30 minutes. Plus checks as often as every 5 minutes, and Professional every minute. See How often Feeder checks your feeds.
Can I post incidents to Slack or Microsoft Teams?
Yes. On Professional, a rule can post each new incident to a Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord or Telegram channel, or send it to your own URL as JSON. Put all your providers' status feeds in one folder and point the rule at the folder, so your team sees every incident in one channel. See RSS to Slack and RSS to webhook.
Can I get only the incidents that affect me?
Yes, with a rule. Click Rules in the sidebar, then New rule. Under What should happen?, choose Filter posts, pick the feed and type the names of the products you use, such as Actions or Copilot for GitHub. Rules need Plus. See How to filter an RSS feed by keyword, in any reader.
Common questions
Are status page feeds free?
Yes. Status feeds are public and need no account with the provider.
Is it RSS or Atom?
Some status pages use RSS and others Atom, and many offer both. Every RSS reader, Feeder included, reads both.
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