Measured against vallic.domains from Paris
One point per day, from the daily rollup: the individual checks behind this window have been pruned, and what survives is each day's p50 and p95 and the seconds up and down. The shorter windows are measured from the checks themselves and show the median and the worst in each bucket, which is a finer statistic than this one and not the same one.
Every other location reached the site throughout, so none of this counts as downtime and none of it appears in the figures above — a fault has to be seen from everywhere before we call a site down. It is here because a problem on the path from one part of the world is real to whoever is sitting in it, and no availability number will ever show it.
Customer environments in New York 01
Reported by the providers underneath us, and shown here because it may explain what you are seeing. A provider's status page is updated once an incident is understood, so it can lag what we are measuring directly.
The shared services underneath every environment, measured the same way for everybody. See the full platform status for the datacentres we run in and what our providers are reporting.
Worst of the cards beside it; their lowest.
Operationallowest 100.00% uptime
Signing in, managing environments
Operational100.00% uptime
The control panel API
Operational100.00% uptime
Assets served from the edge, not fetched from us
Operational100.00% uptime
Authoritative DNS for customer domains
Operational100.00% uptime
Off-site copies of customer data and of this service
Operational100.00% uptime
Build artifacts and container images
Operational100.00% uptime
Billing and mail, which are somebody else's to run
OperationalProvider reports operational