StatusDashboard

Uptime reports

Generate monthly uptime PDF reports from published events.

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Uptime reports summarize monthly availability for a status dashboard or a single org component, computed from published incidents and maintenance. Organization admins generate reports on demand on Uptime reports and download a browser-generated PDF.

The sections below describe the calculation methodology, the generation workflow, and how maintenance windows affect the uptime percentage.


Methodology

TopicBehavior
Source of truthPublished incidents and maintenance only. Drafts and informational events are excluded.
PeriodOne calendar month. The current month is allowed; open intervals are clipped to the generation time (month-to-date).
ScopeWhole dashboard (all components currently wired on that dashboard) or single org component (any component in your organization — not limited to one dashboard).
MaintenanceExcluded by default from the uptime percentage and contributing-events table. Enable Include maintenance to count maintenance windows.
Uptime %100 × (1 − downtimeMinutes / periodMinutes) using merged overlapping intervals per component (concurrent incidents are not double-counted).
Dashboard summaryUnweighted mean of each in-scope component's uptime percentage. Multi-component rollups do not sum downtime across components (that is not wall-clock); see each component row for its downtime.
TimezoneYour browser's IANA timezone is sent with the request and printed on the PDF.
PrecisionInteger minutes (seconds rounded half up). Sub-minute noise is not SLA-grade probe sampling.
Events tableLists every contributing event with title and UUID, original start/end, and minutes in period (duration clipped to the report month).

Workflow

  1. Open Uptime reports.
  2. Choose Whole dashboard or Single component.
  3. For whole dashboard: select a dashboard, month, and year.
  4. For single component: the dashboard selector is disabled; pick an org component, month, and year.
  5. Optionally include maintenance.
  6. Click Generate report to preview summary metrics and contributing events.
  7. Click Download PDF to save the report locally.

Access

Uptime reports require:

  • The admin role (same gate as status dashboard configuration).
  • The Uptime reports plan entitlement. Included by default on trial and pro tiers.

If your organization does not have the entitlement, the page shows a feature-unavailable message.

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