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All systems operational.

Generated 25 August 2026 at 22:41 UTC.

Components

Ninety days, one bar a day

One bar for each of the last ninety days, oldest on the left. A day with no sample is blank rather than green, because nothing measured it.

  • API

    Control plane REST API

    Operational
    90 days ago100.00% uptimeToday
  • Database

    Control plane Postgres database

    Operational
    90 days ago100.00% uptimeToday
  • Media

    Realtime media servers

    Operational
    90 days ago98.25% uptimeToday
  • Billing

    Billing and payments service

    Operational
    90 days ago98.25% uptimeToday
  • Console

    Web console

    Operational
    90 days ago100.00% uptimeToday
  • Operational
  • Degraded
  • Outage
  • No data

Recording started on 6 August 2026. Every day before it is blank because nothing was measuring then, not because Velo was up, and each percentage counts only the days that produced a sample.

The samples are written by the control plane itself, from inside the same zone it reports on. When the control plane is down it writes nothing, so an outage tends to reach this page as a run of blank days rather than as a fall in a percentage. Read a blank day as an absence of evidence and nothing more.

Incidents

Past incidents

Incident history is not recorded yet, so the absence of incidents here means nothing at all.

There is no incident model behind this page. Nothing writes an incident when a component breaks, and nobody writes one here by hand, so this section stays empty whatever happens to Velo. Read it as a missing record rather than a quiet quarter.

When incidents are recorded, they will appear here grouped by the day they started, with what broke, how long it lasted and what was done about it. Until then the strips above are the only history this page holds, and they begin on the day recording started.

Honesty

A percentage here is worth exactly the days behind it

Ninety bars are not ninety days of evidence. Most of them are usually blank.

Velo runs in one region and one zone, has been in production for a short time, and is watched by nothing outside itself. A status page that reports a flawless quarter across every component is usually telling you that nobody was looking. So the strips start blank, the percentage is computed only over days that produced a sample, and where nothing has been sampled at all you get a dash instead of a number.

That is the whole rule this page follows: publish what was measured, mark the rest as unmeasured, and never let an absence of data look like uptime.