Status

Abstract

vet402's own uptime, measured the same way the rest of this site measures anything: no claim without a sample behind it. Nothing on a schedule writes these rows — a request to /api/health writes one, at most every five minutes unless the status changed — so a quiet day carries fewer samples and a silent day carries none. Some of those requests are ours: a production check calls the endpoint on the hour and the half hour. It is the sample most likely to be red, because it is the only one certain to outlive the probe's one-minute memo rather than replay it. A missing observation is never reported as "ok."

1.Current status

ok, last sampled 2026-09-30 00:37 UTC. Page built 2026-09-30 00:38 UTC.

2.Last 30 days, by day

Monitoring since 2026-08-15 20:35 UTC. A day with no row below was not observed, which is not the same claim as "ok."

Daily status samples over the last 30 days
Day	Worst observed	Samples	ok	degraded	error
2026-09-30	ok	8	8	0	0
2026-09-29	ok	272	272	0	0
2026-09-28	ok	251	251	0	0
2026-09-27	ok	243	243	0	0
2026-09-26	ok	241	241	0	0
2026-09-25	ok	211	211	0	0
2026-09-24	ok	242	242	0	0
2026-09-23	degraded	246	239	7	0
2026-09-22	ok	128	128	0	0
2026-09-21	ok	89	89	0	0
2026-09-20	ok	72	72	0	0
2026-09-19	degraded	85	67	18	0
2026-09-18	degraded	84	53	31	0
2026-09-17	degraded	77	45	32	0
2026-09-16	degraded	86	54	32	0
2026-09-15	degraded	72	39	33	0
2026-09-14	degraded	79	44	35	0
2026-09-13	degraded	205	138	67	0
2026-09-12	degraded	192	120	72	0
2026-09-11	degraded	182	127	55	0
2026-09-10	degraded	196	135	61	0
2026-09-09	degraded	258	213	45	0
2026-09-08	error	327	272	18	37
2026-09-07	error	278	248	15	15
2026-09-06	ok	55	55	0	0
2026-09-05	ok	73	73	0	0
2026-09-04	degraded	169	166	3	0
2026-09-03	error	54	51	2	1
2026-09-02	degraded	211	200	11	0
2026-09-01	ok	80	80	0	0
2026-08-31	ok	68	68	0	0

3.What ok / degraded / error mean here

The same three values the observatory uses, computed by the same probe /api/health runs: ok — scoring and payee lookups both answered. degraded — the upstream indexer is behind, so a lookup may return "not verifiable" instead of a number. error — scoring is failing outright. A day is marked by its worst sample, not an average, so one bad five minutes is never hidden inside a mostly-good day.