SERVICE TELEMETRY

Status should come from monitoring — not assumptions.

The status surface is connected to EPTT's public status integration. When telemetry is available it is shown from the authoritative source; missing data is shown as unknown rather than guessed.

Operational monitoring in a control room
SERVICE TELEMETRY

Service status

The status surface is connected to EPTT's public status integration. When telemetry is available it is shown from the authoritative source; missing data is shown as unknown rather than guessed.

Public websiteeptt.dk product and resource pages
Awaiting telemetry
EPTT CloudCentral runtime where relevant
Awaiting telemetry
Dedicated environmentsCustomer-specific dedicated environments
Awaiting telemetry
On-Prem integrationsCustomer-operated environments
Awaiting telemetry
STATUS CONTRACT

Status is valuable only when it comes from a real data source.

A status surface should distinguish normal operation, planned maintenance and incidents. If telemetry is unavailable, the page must not guess.

01

Service areas

Show only services that are actually monitored.

02

Timeline

Maintenance and incidents need time, scope and updates.

03

Source of truth

Status comes from monitoring/incident data — not manual green lights.

01Operational

Normal service based on connected telemetry.

02Maintenance

Planned change with a known window and impact.

03Incident

Active event with the next expected update.

04History

Resolved incidents can support traceability and learning.

All service cards remain not connected until the concrete monitoring integration exists.