Central monitoring and alerting — health, metrics, errors and a public status page across every product on the platform.
CMA (Central Monitoring & Alerting) ingests health checks, latency metrics and structured error events from every Accadema product, raises alerts when something is wrong, and publishes the platform's status page. The on-call engineer does not learn a new dashboard per product; the customer does not have to ask "is it just us".
Reliability is a function of how quickly something is noticed, escalated and rolled back. CMA is the part of the platform that decides which signals matter, who they wake, and what shows up on status.accadema.com.
Health checks, latency histograms and structured error events from every product — time-partitioned, append-only, queryable.
Threshold and anomaly alerts, on-call rotations per product, escalation paths to the right integrator.
A public view at status.accadema.com with per-service uptime, incident history and release notes.
The same monitoring stack runs across every Accadema product. Health checks, alert pipelines, public status page — all in one operational view.