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Open /status or choose Service status in the website footer when enabled. The summary counts configured services, Not reported states and open incidents. Service overview shows each published state and its details. Refresh updates fetches the published feed; a failed refresh keeps the previous view visible.
Incident updates can be filtered by All updates, Open or Resolved and by affected service. Clear filters restores the full list. Update times are labeled UTC. The support link, Status JSON feed and Open-source status kit remain available beside the reports.
These are manually published reports. Not reported means no availability state has been published for that service. An empty incident list does not establish measured uptime; this page does not run automatic probes or send outage alerts.
The owner, Administrators and Moderators can publish status updates. Ordinary readers receive the published report, not admin records. Publishing status is separate from publishing a What’s New post.
Open Studio Admin → Status. Edit the page introduction and support link if needed.
Set each service to Not reported, Operational, Degraded performance, Service disruption, or Maintenance, with optional details. Add or remove services as needed; a service used by an incident must be unassigned before removal.
Add an incident, select affected services, and update its stage and explanation as work progresses. Resolved incidents remain listed until removed.
Review the draft, choose Review changes, and confirm with Publish changes. Open Status to check the result.
The standalone starter is provided under the MIT license. This license applies to the kit, not the full Nexlock Studio repository or upstream part data. It contains no member records, authentication secrets or brand assets. The feed is read-only; availability remains manually published unless you add your own monitoring.
Download the source kit from Status or Studio Admin → Status.
Extract index.html, status.json, README.md and LICENSE. Host the HTML and JSON together on a static web host.
Edit status.json for your services, or set the template’s FEED constant to your read-only endpoint. /status/feed.json is the Nexlock report feed.