Where does the status of these services come from?

From their official status pages, read every 10 minutes. The status shown is what each provider publishes, incidents and maintenances included.

Why doesn’t Phare monitor these services itself?

Monitoring someone else’s infrastructure without asking isn’t polite. Phare only monitors what its users own, and lets each provider speak for itself. Take these pages as indicative: an outage can start before it is announced, and the official status page has the final word.

A service is down for me but shows no incident, why?

Because its status page doesn’t say so yet. Providers update their status pages themselves, usually once someone has confirmed the problem, and Phare shows what they publish within 5 minutes.

Why only European services?

Phare is a European uptime monitoring service built on European infrastructure. These are the providers of the European developer stack, from eualternative.eu.

Can I get alerted when one of these services goes down?

Monitor what you build on them: Phare checks your own websites and APIs from multiple regions and alerts you when they go down, with a free plan to get started.

Made and hosted in the European Union

The status page of sovereign European services.

Check the health of European cloud and developer services in one place. Outages, incidents and maintenance are read from their official status pages every 10 minutes, so you can close a few tabs.

Flare, Gcore, Hetzner and Scaleway report an incident right now.

4 providers affected

European providers from 13 countries: 28

incidents published in the last 90 days: 452

European providers status by category

What each official status page says right now, and how many incidents it published in the last 90 days.

Cloud

7 providers

SMS & messaging

4 providers

Payments

4 providers

AI

3 providers

Transactional email

3 providers

CDN

2 providers

Logging & crash reporting

2 providers

Domains & DNS

1 provider

Gandi No incident reported France 7 incidents

Object storage

1 provider

Cubbit No incident reported Italy 2 incidents

Authentication

1 provider

Hanko No incident reported Germany 2 incidents

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Frequently asked questions

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Where does the status of these services come from?

From their official status pages, read every 10 minutes. The status shown is what each provider publishes, incidents and maintenances included.
Why doesn’t Phare monitor these services itself?

Monitoring someone else’s infrastructure without asking isn’t polite. Phare only monitors what its users own, and lets each provider speak for itself. Take these pages as indicative: an outage can start before it is announced, and the official status page has the final word.
A service is down for me but shows no incident, why?

Because its status page doesn’t say so yet. Providers update their status pages themselves, usually once someone has confirmed the problem, and Phare shows what they publish within 5 minutes.
Why only European services?

Phare is a European uptime monitoring service built on European infrastructure. These are the providers of the European developer stack, from eualternative.eu.
Can I get alerted when one of these services goes down?

Monitor what you build on them: Phare checks your own websites and APIs from multiple regions and alerts you when they go down, with a free plan to get started.

Phare would have checked your website once by now.

How many times have you checked it in the last 0 seconds?

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