# Status Live status of `shithub.sh` and the published mirrors. This page is hand-maintained by the operator on call; the machine-readable health endpoints are linked under each section. > A full statuspage.io-style dashboard is planned post-MVP. Until > then, this page + the operator's incident notes are the > authoritative status source. ## Right now **All systems normal.** Last updated: TBD (operator updates on each cutover or incident). ## Health endpoints These return immediately and reflect the running web process: - [`https://shithub.sh/-/health`](https://shithub.sh/-/health) — `200 OK` with version + commit + buildAt when the web service is up. - [`https://shithub.sh/healthz`](https://shithub.sh/healthz) — liveness only; `200 OK` if the process is responding. - [`https://shithub.sh/readyz`](https://shithub.sh/readyz) — readiness; `200 OK` only when DB + storage are reachable. A scripted check from your machine: ```sh curl -fsS https://shithub.sh/readyz ``` Non-200 means the web service is degraded or down. The operator's monitoring also alerts on this; you don't need to poll it. ## Subdomains | Subdomain | Purpose | Health | |----------------------------|------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | `shithub.sh` | App | `/readyz` | | `docs.shithub.sh` | Docs site (this site) | Static; HTTP 200 on `/` | ## Backups The most recent successful backup is recorded by the operator's monitoring. Quarterly restore drills are scheduled; the last one's log is archived to the backup bucket (`shithub-backups/drills//`). ## Mailbox availability The disclosure mailbox `security@shithub.sh` auto-acks within minutes. If you reported a vulnerability and didn't get an auto-ack within 30 min, the inbound flow is broken — please email the operator's GitHub-listed contact as a fallback. ## Recent incidents (none yet) ## Subscribing There's no email/RSS feed for status updates yet. Watch the operator's announcements account (linked from the [homepage](https://shithub.sh/)) or refresh this page during a known incident window.