The published status of the ten providers most services depend on — AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, GitHub, Stripe, OpenAI, Vercel, Netlify and DigitalOcean. We relay what each provider publishes on its own status page, the moment they publish it. Free, no sign-up.
A free UpConduit account can subscribe to any of these providers and get their incidents by email or webhook (Slack, Discord, Teams), with SMS on Pro. Better still: tag your own monitors with the providers they run on — then if your site goes down while its provider is having an incident, the alert tells you that in the same message. It answers "is it us or them?" before you've finished reading.
Start monitoring freeProvider feeds are polled continuously and cached for about four minutes; this page refreshes every 60 seconds. Provider status pages can themselves lag a real incident — we report the moment a provider publishes, not before.
Operational: the provider reports no active incidents. Incident reported: the provider has published at least one active incident or degradation. Major outage: the provider is reporting a significant service disruption. Status unavailable: we could not reach that provider's status feed just now — which is not itself evidence of an outage.
Each provider's own public status feed, linked on every card above. UpConduit adds nothing to it beyond putting them in one place and alerting you when they change.