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Availability & status

The status page

status.aglyn.com checks the console and the published-site runtime live, when you load it.

It shows whether each surface is responding right now.

It does not show uptime history or an availability percentage — nothing stores historical samples yet, so a number there would be invented rather than measured.

There is no committed uptime percentage

Stated plainly because procurement asks, and because a vague answer wastes everyone's time:

We have not published an uptime SLA.

We measure availability and intend to commit to a number backed by that data — rather than one chosen to close a deal. Until there is enough history to stand behind, there is no percentage to quote, and we would rather say so than publish a figure we cannot evidence.

If a committed availability figure is a hard procurement requirement today, that is worth raising early rather than late. See Trust & security for the same list from the reviewer's side.

Where the platform runs

Published sites and the console are served from a global edge network, with data in Google Cloud Firestore. A published page is served from cache and regenerated in the background, so a slow origin degrades to a stale page rather than an error.

Reporting an outage

If something is down and /status disagrees, tell us — the status page checks reachability, which is not the same as everything working.

Open a ticket from Organization → Support → Support tickets. Response is governed by your support commitment; Enterprise is 24–48 clock hours.