No traffic in the last 24 hours
Nothing has called the Gateway today, so there is nothing to report on. This is not a claim that it is healthy, and not a claim that it is not.
Measured from real requests. None arrived in the last 24 hours.
No dataServed by the same deployment as this page. No independent check runs against it.
Not monitoredStatic pages from the same deployment. No independent check runs against it.
Not monitoredYou are reading it. Its being up is not evidence about anything else here.
Not monitoredComputed from the requests the Gateway actually served, not from synthetic probes — so a quiet day shows as no data rather than as a green tick, and a 401 from a bad key is never counted against us. One of the four services above has a signal behind it; the other three say so.
Last 30 days
9 of 30 days had traffic94 requests in the window, 0 of them service-affecting — 100% served. A further 56 were rejected as a client error — a bad key, a malformed request, an exhausted quota — and are not counted against uptime.
Latency
p50 and p95, last 30 daysOver 38 successful requests in the last 30 days. End-to-end, including the provider — this is what the caller waited, not what the gateway added.
Incident history
Last 30 daysNo service-affecting failures in the last 30 days, across 94 requests.
Incidents are derived from clusters of failures in the request trace, not written by hand. A run of service-affecting requests with less than thirty minutes between them is one entry. Nothing here is retro-edited.