Uptime bars from real history
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Partial degradation
Checkout is slower than usual. Investigating · updated 4 min ago
Each component shows a 90-day uptime bar that comes straight from monitor results. Back a component with one or more monitors, or update it by hand when a monitor can’t see it.
All systems operational, Partial outage, Major outage and Under maintenance are all derived from component state. The page tells the truth even on the day you’d rather it didn’t.
Email, RSS/Atom, and Slack, per page or per component. Double opt-in and one-click unsubscribe, so the list stays clean and the mail keeps landing.
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Incident · INC-0418
Elevated checkout latency
Checkout Service degraded: p95 512 ms over the 400 ms threshold. Confirmed from N. Virginia and Frankfurt.
Slow query on the orders table after this morning’s migration. Rolling back the index change.
Rollback complete. p95 back under 150 ms from all regions; watching for 20 minutes.
Checkout Service recovered. Total duration 40 minutes.
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