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Every status page forgets.

Status feeds carry a few months and then drop the rest. Ask how often a provider went down last year and nobody has the record, so the answer people use is whatever they remember about the last bad week. These are their own announcements, kept.

20Providers watched
441Incidents in 90 days
714Days on record here

By provider

A count is how often a provider announced something, not how often it broke. A company that publishes every degradation will out-count one that publishes nothing, so this ranks disclosure as much as reliability. Never read a low number as a good one.

Announced incidents, last 90 days
Provider Incidents Marked resolved Most recent
OpenAI 92 0 Elevated errors with image generation 2026-08-05
Anthropic 25 25 Degraded performance for Claude Opus 5 2026-08-05
Cloudflare 25 4 EWR (Newark) on 2026-09-02 2026-09-02
DigitalOcean 25 23 Functions on App Platform 2026-08-06
Fly.io 25 23 MPG IAD data plane degraded for new clusters 2026-08-05
GitHub 25 25 Incident with Actions 2026-08-07
Render 25 23 Degraded dashboard performance 2026-07-28
Sentry 25 25 Delayed Error ingestion in our US region 2026-08-06
Supabase 25 24 Project Upgrade Delays 2026-08-05
Twilio 25 0 Interconnection Infrastructure Upgrade (IE1) 2026-10-16
Vercel 25 25 Delays delivering log drains 2026-08-06
MongoDB 24 20 MongoDB Atlas: Brief elevated latency during scheduled maintenance. 2026-08-12
Netlify 24 24 Elevated Build Errors 2026-08-03
Datadog 19 19 Delayed Processes data 2026-08-06
Upstash 12 12 Fly.io infrastructure disruption affecting some Upstash Redis databases on Fly.io DFW Region 2026-07-22
Discord 10 10 Messaging failures 2026-08-04
Heroku 5 0 Resolved: Heroku Retroactive Feature Degradation 2026-08-06
npm 4 4 intermittent Publish Failures 2026-07-30
Groq 1 0 Data Center Failure Impacting Capacity 2026-07-02

Announced nothing in the window: Atlassian. Read that as published, not as proven.

Recently

Titles are the provider’s own wording, linking to their own write-up.

What employers asked for

Counted from one Hacker News hiring thread a month — 284 posts, skewed hard toward American startups, and evidence about that population and no wider one. A post counts once however often it names a thing. Terms marked "floor" collide with ordinary English and are matched only in unmistakably technical context, so their number is a minimum rather than a count.

284Job posts in 2026-08
434Posts in 2026-07
20Technologies named
Named in 2026-08, most first
Technology Posts Share Points vs 2026-07
Python 59 20.8% +5.8
TypeScript 45 15.8% +0.4
React 43 15.1% −2.4
PostgreSQL 41 14.4% +3.8
LLM 29 10.2% −0.9
AWS 28 9.9% +0.7
Kubernetes 25 8.8% +4.0
Node.js 18 6.3% +0.3
Terraform 17 6.0% +3.5
Rust 16 5.6% −0.9
Docker 15 5.3% +1.8
C++ 11 3.9% +0.7
GCP 11 3.9% +0.2
Go floor 11 3.9% +0.7
Redis 11 3.9% +2.1
Next.js 8 2.8% −1.6
PyTorch 8 2.8% +1.4
GraphQL 7 2.5% +0.4
Java 7 2.5% −0.5
Azure 6 2.1% −0.9
Python +5.8
Kubernetes +4.0
PostgreSQL +3.8
Terraform +3.5
Redis +2.1
Docker +1.8

Asked for more often than last month

React −2.4
Next.js −1.6
C# −1.6

Asked for less often than last month