Status

Measured, not promised.

Every number here is measured. Nothing is estimated. Open any row for the exact figures.

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01 / Sources

Every source, right now.

Problems first, then every source by country. Open a row for its exact times and numbers.

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02 / Speed

How fast, per release.

From the agency's official release time to a customer receiving it (our monitoring customer, by stream or webhook), last 30 days. Missed counts releases we did not catch and events no customer received.

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03 / Latency log

Every release we caught live.

Newest first, only releases we caught as they happened. Open a row for the scheduled time, the agency's own delay and when an independent source confirmed it.

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04 / Verification

Checked again, independently.

Speed comes first, so within minutes of each release we check the published values against another file of the agency or an official mirror. A difference we confirm is corrected in the open, in the corrections log.

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05 / Agency-imposed waits

When the agency makes us wait.

Some agencies forbid fetching around their release time (Statistics Norway closes its API 07:55-08:15 Oslo). Those releases are left out of the speed numbers above and listed here with the wait, so nothing is hidden. The rule comes from each source's published quiet windows.

Releases with an agency-imposed wait in the window, newest first. Times in UTC.
ReleasePublishedFetching allowed fromImposed waitDelivered
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06 / Incidents

How often things break.

Problems opened per week. A problem holds values back or alerts us; it never publishes a bad one.

Incidents opened per week since we started, up to 12 weeks, newest first
Week ofOpenedMissed releasesResolved
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Weeks before we started running are left out. Times are UTC.This page is a dated snapshot of our status feed, rebuilt after new releases.