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isuptime tracks 102 services today. If something you depend on is missing, say so here — it goes straight to the person who maintains the list. A service can be added when it publishes a public status feed a machine can read; isuptime reports what providers say about themselves and never probes a service directly.
Why is a service not tracked? What decides whether it can be added
- It publishes a status feed. isuptime reports what a provider says about itself, read on a schedule. A service with no public feed cannot be covered honestly, however popular it is.
- The feed is machine-readable. Statuspage, Instatus and RSS are all straightforward. A status page that is only a hand-written HTML page is not.
- It is the right feed. Some products publish their own status separately from their parent company's. Linking the exact page you would check yourself is the most useful thing you can send.
How the reading works is written up in how it works. Already-tracked services are listed on the services page.
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