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Major cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) all operate a public status page (Status Dashboard), which is essentially part of the SRE process: after internal monitoring alerts are triggered, the on-call engineer assesses the scope of impact, then manually or semi-automatically updates the status page to broadcast the event level (outage/degradation, etc.) to users.
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