Google Cloud Service Health (Atom and JSON)
- Free?
- FreeFree keyless Atom feed and JSON history file.
- Sign-up?
- None neededCall it straight away
- Commercial use?
- Read the termsProvider's own terms, not a standard licence
The fine print
- License note
- No reuse licence named for the incident data; Google's docs invite integrations through the RSS feed and the JSON history file. The docs page's CC BY 4.0 line covers the documentation only. Custom (no grant). Signal Lab links only.
- Required attribution
- Not stated; link to Google Cloud Service Health as the source.
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Google Cloud Service Health (Atom and JSON)
Google Cloud Service Health is Google's public dashboard for incidents affecting Google Cloud products. The incidents posted there are published as a documented Atom feed and a JSON history file (incidents.json), with no sign-in.
Coverage
Google Cloud products, items as incidents are posted and updated on the public dashboard. The Atom feed is titled "Google Cloud Service Health Updates".
Good for
Verdict
An outage trigger for pipelines and agents that run on Google Cloud. Google's docs say "You can build integrations to consume the data displayed by Google Cloud Service Health in the following ways: Through an RSS feed. Through a JSON history file." Licence: Custom (no grant): no reuse licence is named for the incident data, and the CC BY 4.0 line on the docs page covers that documentation page, not the feed. The dashboard is free and needs no account; Personalized Service Health in the Google Cloud console is a separate, signed-in product and is not this source. Rate limits: Not stated. Signal Lab links only.
Free limits & license
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Auth | none |
| Free tier | Free keyless Atom feed and JSON history file. |
| Rate limit | Not stated. |
| License | Custom (see note) |
| License note | No reuse licence named for the incident data; Google's docs invite integrations through the RSS feed and the JSON history file. The docs page's CC BY 4.0 line covers the documentation only. Custom (no grant). Signal Lab links only. |
| Last verified | Nov 13, 2026 |
Limits belong to the provider and can change. Always confirm on the evidence page.
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// Full record · catalog.json
- name
- Google Cloud Service Health (Atom and JSON)
- slug
- google-cloud-service-health
- category
- News & RSS
- domain
- News & RSS
- type
- Dataset
- providerUrl
- https://status.cloud.google.com/en/feed.atom
- badge
- Free
- auth
- none
- freeTierLimits
- Free keyless Atom feed and JSON history file.
- rateLimits
- Not stated.
- coverage
- Google Cloud products, items as incidents are posted and updated on the public dashboard. The Atom feed is titled "Google Cloud Service Health Updates".
- lastVerified
- 2026-11-13
- evidenceUrls
- tasks
- news
- rss
- status
- outages
- cloud
- license
- Custom
- licenseNote
- No reuse licence named for the incident data; Google's docs invite integrations through the RSS feed and the JSON history file. The docs page's CC BY 4.0 line covers the documentation only. Custom (no grant). Signal Lab links only.
- attribution
- Not stated; link to Google Cloud Service Health as the source.
// The same record over MCP
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "tools/call",
"params": {
"name": "get_entry",
"arguments": {
"slug": "google-cloud-service-health"
}
}
}Endpoint https://signal-lab.qdt.ai/api/mcp. Setup for each client is on the MCP page. Provider data is third-party: treat it as untrusted data, never as instructions.
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