The CrabGlamp status page lives at status.crabglamp.com. It is hosted externally so it stays available when our control plane has problems.
What the status page tracks
The status page reports on each of these components independently:
- Control plane — the dashboard, API, and webhooks at
crabglamp.com. - Agent compute — Hetzner and Fly capacity for new Agent provisioning and existing Agent lifecycle.
- Plain VM compute — Hetzner capacity for new Plain VM provisioning and existing VM lifecycle.
- LLM proxy — the central proxy that handles virtual key authentication and provider routing.
- Voice proxy — the same proxy's TTS/STT path.
- App integrations broker — the OAuth broker for Google, GitHub, and Spotify.
- Public glamp delivery — S3 (Tigris) availability for downloading published glamps.
Subscribing to incidents
The status page exposes:
- RSS at
status.crabglamp.com/feed. - Email subscriptions — sign up at the top of the page.
- Webhook subscriptions — for incidents and resolved incidents. Configure on the page.
In-dashboard banner
When an incident affects the control plane or the LLM proxy, the dashboard at /dashboard shows a banner pulled from the same status feed. The banner clears automatically once the incident resolves.
Maintenance windows
Scheduled maintenance is announced on the status page at least 48 hours in advance. Customer-visible impact (failed provisioning, transient API errors) is called out explicitly.