Service status
Measured availability of the Isto Intents forwarder and of every server listed in the registry, over the last 30 and 90 days. These are measurements, not a promise: Isto Intents offers no SLA.
| service | checked every | last 30 days | last 90 days | response, 30 days |
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Day by day#
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every check passed · some failed · all failed · not measured
Incidents, last 90 days#
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How it is measured#
- Forwarder (
https://istointents.com/mcp): every 5 minutes the registry callstools/list. A check passes when the answer is HTTP 200 within 10 seconds and lists the four tools of the consent-link profile. The response time is that call's. - Listed servers: the registry's own automated check (how it works), every 6 hours per host. A check passes when its outcome is
ok. The response time covers the whole check (initialize,notifications/initialized,tools/list). - Availability is the share of passed checks, rounded down to a tenth of a per cent. A run of failed checks is one incident, from the first failure to the next passed check.
- Both are measured by the registry Worker on Cloudflare. An outage of Cloudflare itself is not visible on this page, because it takes the measuring Worker down too. A separate check outside Cloudflare (GitHub Actions) calls the forwarder twice a day and alerts the operator.
- Only counts are stored — per day and service: checks, passed checks, response times — and a row per incident. Nothing about who uses the services.
The same data as JSON: https://istointents.org/status.json (refreshed every 5 minutes).