Announcement: Flow Production Tracking Status Page Move

Flow Production Tracking
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Dear Autodesk Community,

Starting March 31, 2025, the Flow Production Tracking status page will be moved to a new home at health.autodesk.com.

What’s Changing?

Our new status page location at health.autodesk.com will provide you with:

  • Enhanced User Experience: A more intuitive and user-friendly interface to keep you informed about the health and performance of Flow Production Tracking.
  • Centralized Information: A single destination for all Autodesk service status updates, making it easier for you to stay up-to-date with the performance and availability of our services.

Why the Move?

This change is part of our ongoing commitment to improve our services and provide our users with the best possible experience. By centralizing our status updates, we aim to offer a more streamlined and efficient way for you to access important information about our services.

Sunsetting of Status Updates on Twitter/X

In line with this update, we will also be sunsetting our status updates on Twitter/X. Effective March 31, 2025, all status updates regarding Flow Production Tracking and other Autodesk services will no longer be posted on Twitter/X. We encourage you to visit health.autodesk.com for the most current and accurate information.

Resubscribe for Updates

To continue receiving real-time updates and notifications, you will need to resubscribe on the new status page. Please visit health.autodesk.com and follow the instructions to resubscribe for updates.

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What Do You Need to Do?

  • Update your bookmarks to the new URL: health.autodesk.com.
  • Resubscribe for updates on the new status page to continue receiving notifications.

Questions?

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our support team at support.autodesk.com.

Thank you for your continued trust in Autodesk. We look forward to serving you better with our new and improved status page.

Best regards,
The Autodesk Team

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It would be great if this endpoint supported hyperlinks / anchors to expand specific sections.
For example, I would like to bookmark something like https://health.autodesk.com/flow_production_tracking?expand=True

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I agree with @taiello. I understand the desire to consolidate the status reporting for ADSK services - but we’re losing functionality with this change.

Currently we subscribe to updates via MS Teams - so whenever there’s any new activity on status.shotgridsoftware.com, we are updated on our department Teams instance and our whole pipeline group is aware. We can then reply within the channel to discuss any ramifications in context.

Now we each have to subscribe via email (yuck).

I would request that ADSK make a web hook or RSS feed available so we can implement the same functionality. I’m sure there are other studios (using both FPT and other products) who would benefit from this.

cheers,
kp

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Yep +1 here. We currently have the existing RSS connected to a GChat Space to know in realtime when things are being reported and the change is less than desirable.

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Thank you for your feedback!
The RSS subscription option has been added to health.autodesk.com

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Appreciated! However functionally this is different from the previous feed, as now the RSS is for all Autodesk products and not specifically the Flow family. Any chance to have a feed per family / product?

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The RSS/Atom feed is OK for a stream of updates, but it’s not good for verifying the current state.

In the status page, I found this URL https://health.autodesk.com/api/v2/summary.json.
It says /api/ and it does exactly what I want.

Here’s an example of how one might use it:

curl -s 'https://health.autodesk.com/api/v2/summary.json' | jq -r '.components[] | select(.name == "Flow Production Tracking") | .status'

Right now, this is the output of the command:

operational

For me, this is enough for internal monitoring.
The JSON also contains references for other components that might be worth checking.

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