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System Status

A planned public status concept without fake uptime or incident metrics.

A public status page can help users understand service health, but status information must be accurate and sourced from real operational systems.

What this means

Status pages should distinguish current health checks from historical uptime reports.
Incident and availability data should not be invented for marketing.
Public status should avoid leaking internal infrastructure or private operational details.

How AINMAX supports this

Current production exposes health endpoints that are checked in deploy acceptance phases.
Resources content can explain the future status concept without presenting fake metrics.
Operational details remain separate from public static content.

What is available now

Static System Status resource content.
Accepted production deploy checks use `/health/live` and `/health/ready`.
No fake uptime dashboard or incident feed is shown here.

What is planned

Public status page planning.
Incident communication policy.
Historical uptime reporting only from real monitoring data if implemented later.

Privacy / safety note

This page does not expose internal logs, monitoring secrets, infrastructure topology, or fake production availability metrics.