Status.
ALEETH monitors itself using the same architecture customers are certified under. This page polls the platform every thirty seconds. Every probe failure becomes an L7 receipt, cryptographically anchored, never opaque.
Active probes
Each probe is a continuously-evaluated invariant or freshness check. A probe failure opens an incident and is recorded in the append-only history. Aggregate health is shown here; probe-level detail is held for operators.
Open incidents
Incidents are append-only with set-once-on-resolve. The full incident history is retained for audit and post-mortem.
PROVEN. PRIVATE. PERMANENT.
The same architecture that monitors customer AI also monitors this page.
How this works
The ICA Sentinel is an internal engine that continuously evaluates a registry of probes against the live data layer, the cryptographic provenance chain, the regulatory framework registry, and upstream dependencies. A probe failure opens an incident, dispatches an alert, and is written to an append-only audit log.
A second, independent layer monitors ALEETH from outside the platform, so a failure is caught even when the platform itself is unreachable. Internal and external monitoring are deliberately separated, so the thing being watched is never the only thing doing the watching.
Every probe failure on this page is also an L7 receipt. The cryptographic chain that anchors customer certifications also anchors ALEETH's own self-monitoring. The integrity of one is the integrity of the other.