Moraph platform
Moraph Status
Reading status.moraph.com: service and region states, incidents and maintenance, history, time zones, email updates, feeds and the status API.
Moraph Status (status.moraph.com) shows whether Moraph’s services and hosting regions are working, and what Moraph Global Resilience Operations is doing about any problem. It runs separately from the other Moraph services, so it stays available when they aren’t. Anyone can read it; no account is needed.
Before you start
- Nothing: the status page is public and needs no account.
Most common tasks
- Read the status pageWhat the overall banner, the service groups, the uptime bars and the incident and maintenance cards on status.moraph.com tell you.
- Incident and service statesThe states a service can be in, the stages an incident goes through, impact levels, and maintenance stages.
- Subscribe to status updatesGet an email when an incident or maintenance affects the services you choose, or follow the Atom feed or maintenance calendar.
- Time zones on the status pageHow times are shown on status.moraph.com, in emails, in the calendar and in the API.
- Status API and feedsRead Moraph service status from your own systems with the JSON API, the Atom feed and the maintenance calendar: endpoints, example responses and errors.
Getting started
What it is, what you need, and your first steps.
- Read the status page
What the overall banner, the service groups, the uptime bars and the incident and maintenance cards on status.moraph.com tell you.
Everyday use
The tasks people do day to day.
- Subscribe to status updates
Get an email when an incident or maintenance affects the services you choose, or follow the Atom feed or maintenance calendar.
- Incident history and scheduled maintenance
Look up past incidents by month and service, and see upcoming, in-progress and recent maintenance windows.
Integrations
Connect other systems: authentication, interfaces, requests and responses.
- Status API and feeds
Read Moraph service status from your own systems with the JSON API, the Atom feed and the maintenance calendar: endpoints, example responses and errors.
Reference
Definitions, settings, limits and lookup tables.
- Incident and service states
The states a service can be in, the stages an incident goes through, impact levels, and maintenance stages.
- Time zones on the status page
How times are shown on status.moraph.com, in emails, in the calendar and in the API.