How This Monitor Works
A plain-English view of what is reachable, what people are reporting, and what outside sources are saying.
Signals We Combine
- Technical HTTP/HTTPS checks for direct reachability.
- User reports for down and recovered experiences across separate networks.
- External sources such as status feeds, news, and discussion signals.
Attention & Graphs
Attention is a practical indicator, not an official provider status. More reports, more affected networks, and stronger outside evidence raise the score.
Service graphs can be viewed over the last 6, 12, or 24 hours. Homepage provider cards show a compact 24-hour trend.
Guardrails
A domain is considered reachable when a network connection succeeds and an HTTP response is received (2xx, 3xx, and 4xx are treated as reachable).
Private and internal IP ranges are blocked to reduce SSRF risk and abuse. Only HTTP/HTTPS is checked; no ping or ICMP is used.
This monitor is directional and not an official provider status page. For critical incidents, always verify with the provider's official status channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you detect outages?
We combine automated HTTP/HTTPS checks, user reports, and weighted external incident signals from multiple public sources.
Does HTTP 404 mean down?
No. A 404 response means the service is reachable, so it is considered up from a network availability perspective.
Can I trust this as an official status page?
No. This monitor is independent and directional. For critical incidents, always validate against the provider’s own status page.