Availability you can
check yourself.
Trivena publishes the live health of its infrastructure, using the same monitors our own team watches. No login, no support ticket, and no waiting for an email.
Monitored continuously · Published publicly · Checked from our own network
Why this is public
If your invoicing is slow on a Tuesday morning, you should be able to tell in a few seconds whether the problem is us. Hiding that behind a support queue wastes your time and ours.
Our status page runs on our own monitoring stack, checking Trivena Cloud components from inside our network on a continuous schedule.
The components behind your Site.
Control plane
The Trivena Cloud API and dashboard that provision Sites, manage users, and drive deployments.
Edge proxy
The proxy layer that terminates TLS and routes requests to the right Site.
Cluster workers
Application servers running customer Sites, plus the background job workers behind them.
Database hosts
The managed database layer holding each Site's isolated data.
Registry & builds
The image registry and build pipeline used to roll out platform and application updates.
Monitoring itself
Checks run from our own private location, so the monitoring reflects the network path your requests take.
Current availability, recent incidents, and component-level detail are published at status.trivena.tech.
OPEN STATUS PAGE →Then it is probably specific to your Site, and we want to hear about it. Email us with your Site name and what you were doing.
CLOUD@TYNKTECH.NL →Infrastructure is our job.
Backups, updates, monitoring, and recovery are part of Trivena Cloud, not a checklist we hand to you.
Or email cloud@tynktech.nl