Rankings
Which cloud and SaaS providers break the most, from their own posted incidents. How the Down Index scores them.
The week's worst incidents, ranked by Down Index score: 2023-W44, Oct 30 to Nov 5.
- 160Platform downClearbit · Major outage · 1d
- 239Impossible to connect to Liveblocks dashboardLiveblocks · Partial outage · 1h 44m
- 336GitHub incident affecting Pipedream GitHub syncPipedream · Major outage · 12m
- 434Board createPinterest · Partial outage · 21h 29m
- 533Message send delaysCourier · Partial outage · 11h 1m
- 625Package installation through npm yielding "Failed to fetch" errorsPipedream · Partial outage · 25m
- 725Single sign-on to console is failingCockroachDB Cloud · Partial outage · 11m
- 825Build failures affecting builds running during the incident durationPercy · Partial outage · 8m
- 924Site wide issueCoda · Partial outage · 1m
- 1024Timer-based triggers not runningPipedream · Partial outage · 11m
- 1123Intermittent Dashboard ErrorsSecureframe · Degraded · 3h 17m
- 1222Auth0 is down and it's causing the dashboard not to load (doesn't affect normal Svix operations)Svix · Degraded · 43m
- 1321GitHub sync blocked or lasting long - degraded performanceTravis CI · Degraded · 3h 17m
- 1420Degraded performance and elevated error rates for CollectionsPostman · Degraded · 41m
- 1518Cloudflare: Cloudflare Pages, Workers KV and Cloudflare Access Availability IssuesDatoCMS · Degraded · 0m
- 1617Application sporadically unavailableLogRocket · Degraded · 13m
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