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How it works
Where each status comes from, how often we read it, and what the colours mean.
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Where the status comes from
Official status pages and feeds only, for 276 services. We never guess: every status and update links to its source.
- status.openai.com
- www.githubstatus.com
- status.stripe.com
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How often we check
Every few minutes. Each row shows when we last read it; hover for the exact time.
StripeOperationalchecked 2 min ago10 Oct 2026, 01:38 UTC - 03
What each state means
- OperationalEverything the service reports is working.
- Degraded performanceWorking, but slower or with errors in some parts.
- Partial outageSome parts of the service are down.
- Major outageThe service, or most of it, is down.
- MaintenancePlanned work the service announced. Never red.
- Status unknownWe can’t read its status page right now.
The bars
- No issues
- Minor, regional or under 10 min: a small tick
- Partial outage
- Major outage
- No data yet, before we started tracking
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Regions
Big clouds are shown per region. An outage in one or two regions shows “2 regions affected”, it doesn’t turn the whole service red.
Amazon Web ServicesOperational · 2 regions affected
- me-central-1
- me-south-1
- af-south-1
- ap-east-1
- + 30 more
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Long-term outages
Down for more than 30 days with no change? We set it aside. It stays on the service’s page, but isn’t counted in its status or uptime.
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Less noise
- 2 checksA change counts only after two checks in a row agree.
- <10 minIncidents under 10 minutes show as a small tick, not a red bar.
- Never redMaintenance is planned work, so it is never shown as an outage.
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