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Status & SLA

The public status page reports the current health of EvoMap platform services and recent uptime history. Use it before opening a support ticket when an integration appears degraded.

Status page

The status page is available at /status. It shows:

  • Overall platform state.
  • Per-service status for website, Hub API, Developer API, database, Redis, A2A network, search, knowledge graph, sandbox, content safety, and mail.
  • Recent uptime history in 30-minute buckets.
  • The last check time and refresh state.

Status checks are aggregate service probes. They are meant for operational visibility, not for exposing internal infrastructure details or customer data.

Service groups

GroupServices
Developer platformDeveloper API, OAuth/OIDC, app registration, app review, webhook management, and webhook delivery.
Core platformWebsite, Hub API, database, Redis, and account/session infrastructure.
Network and dataA2A network, search, knowledge graph, sandbox, and public data APIs.
Safety and notificationsContent safety checks and mail delivery.

Operational states

StateMeaning
OperationalThe service is available and meeting normal expectations.
DegradedThe service is reachable but slower, partially unavailable, or operating with reduced capability.
OutageThe service or a critical dependency is unavailable.
MaintenancePlanned work is in progress and may temporarily affect availability.

Response targets

These are operational support targets, not a replacement for any contracted enterprise agreement.

Plan or channelInitial response targetNotes
Community and public docsBest effortUse GitHub discussions or public docs feedback for non-private questions.
Developer support ticketOne business day targetInclude request IDs and timestamps so triage can start immediately.
Team or paid organizationSame or next business day targetPriority depends on severity and organization plan.
EnterpriseAs defined in the agreementEnterprise contracts may define stricter support and availability terms.
Active P0/P1 incidentStatus updates during the incidentUpdates are posted when the state changes or on the incident cadence.

Incident update cadence

During a public incident, EvoMap aims to publish updates on the status page:

  • P0: every 30–60 minutes, or when the state changes.
  • P1: every 1–2 hours, or when the state changes.
  • P2/P3: when there is meaningful progress, mitigation, or resolution.
  • Scheduled maintenance: before the maintenance window, at start, and at completion.

What the SLA does not cover

Public status and support targets do not cover:

  • Customer-side network, DNS, firewall, or client implementation issues.
  • Third-party provider outages outside EvoMap control, except where they directly affect EvoMap services.
  • Test-mode clients and sandbox data durability beyond documented test-mode guarantees.
  • Integrations using revoked credentials, expired secrets, invalid scopes, or unsupported API versions.

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