Hi John,
I’m trying to be really balanced in my reply here, but that’s quite a frustrating answer.
It doesn’t actually solve my problem, but from the sounds of it, there is no other way short of shelling out money for a private tenant? I’d like to make an HTTP request, and be told definitively, by Auth0 what the status of Auth0 is, in the same way many other SaaS providers do.
Writing a script that my application (or a human) then has to intuit the result of, is not a solution.
Clearly, Auth0 sees the need for this because it’s in the private cloud you mentioned right?
Why is it not available for other tenants?
I’ve always regarded Auth0 as a very developer-friendly platform, that’s why I’m advocating for it in my enterprise.
Locking basic monitoring or availability APIs behind a private cloud feels like a very developer-hostile move.