Created Linode Status Feedburner with e-mail subscriptions

Why not just use http://status.linode.com/ ?

The feedburner is getting information directly from status.linode.com.

It's really just the e-mail updates that are nice. I like to know what's going on but I don't want to check status.linode.com unless something is going on.

http://status.linode.com/blog/atom.xml

The feedburner references the

http://status.linode.com/blog/atom.xml

Again, http://status.linode.com/blog/atom.xml alone won't give you e-mail updates. You can use a reader but e-mail updates are for those who don't spend time in a reader.

This is nice and useful. Not trying to diminish mlehner616's efforts, but I was going to suggest Linode to implement a mailing list of sorts for important status updates and news.

Naturally, That would be preferred. Especially since this thing will only e-mail once per day.

This took me all but 5 minutes to make so not too much effort to diminish :)

For most really important stuff affecting the running state of your Linode (physical host emergencies, planned maintenance, etc), you will be individually notified by e-mail through the ticketing system. I've experienced this, and it works out pretty well.

status.linode.com came about following a network outage that blocked access to www.linode.com. It is a simple pointy-clicky bloggy thing hosted off-site, so there's not much flexibility. Fortunately, most of the outages posted there are temporary and require no action on my part. For the ones that do require action, taking action happens independently of whatever appears on status.linode.com.