FTStatus

Solution · Government

Custom government server for sovereign monitoring

Deploy FTStatus as a dedicated government server or sovereign node for agencies that need stronger isolation, data residency, private probes, approval workflows, and audit-ready reliability reporting.

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Reliable visibility without exposing internal infrastructure.

Choose dedicated cloud, in-country hosting, on-prem government data center, or hybrid probe deployment.

Keep checks, incidents, tickets, transcripts, reports, and audit logs inside approved residency boundaries.

Give ministries controlled AI, chat, ticketing, incident, and status-page workflows with clear approval gates.

Watch the signal

Track the public evidence customers actually experience.

Measure the trend

Keep response, uptime, and incident context close to the decision.

Route the response

Alert the right people and publish customer-safe updates when needed.

Deployment models

Use a single-tenant government cloud, sovereign in-country hosting, on-prem government data-center install, or a hybrid model where public probes test citizen access while private probes test internal services and regional networks.

Government-grade controls

Add RBAC, SAML/OIDC SSO, MFA, IP allowlists, full audit logs, approval workflows, encrypted backups, restore testing, vulnerability management, and careful compliance language aligned to public-sector expectations.

Procurement-ready package

Package a capability statement, security and data-residency whitepaper, deployment diagrams, sample SLA, sample monthly reliability report, incident evidence pack, training plan, and pilot implementation checklist.

Setup workflow

From first check to customer-ready status.

1

Run a discovery workshop with ICT, communications, procurement, and data-protection stakeholders.

2

Select the deployment model, data residency boundary, probe locations, approval workflow, and support route.

3

Launch a pilot with 10-25 critical services, 3-5 external probe regions, 1-2 private probes, one citizen status page, one executive dashboard, Ruby ticketing, monthly reporting, and a tabletop incident exercise.

Ready to set up the right monitors?

Start with critical customer-facing services, then add status pages, alert routes, and managed help as reliability becomes more important.

Start monitoring