Before you spend an hour debugging a failing build or a broken deploy, it’s worth ruling out the obvious: one of the platforms in your pipeline may be down. A single outage at GitHub, a package registry, or a cloud provider can break CI for everyone at once. This page collects live status for the developer tools and cloud services we monitor.

Check a developer platform now

Each link opens a live status page with a real-time reachability check, 24-hour uptime history, and problems other developers are reporting:

Why developer platforms go down

Modern software depends on a deep stack of third-party services, and they fail in ways that cascade: a package registry outage breaks installs everywhere, a cloud region incident takes down every app hosted there, and an API or auth outage can turn every dependent build red. The failures we see most are cloud-provider region incidents, registry and CDN outages, and API rate-limit or auth problems.

The most common problems

Reports usually cluster around: pushes, clones or pulls failing, CI/CD jobs erroring, package installs timing out, deploys hanging, or dashboards not loading. A quick tell: if the same command fails identically for your whole team, it’s the platform, not your machine.

Is it the platform, or your environment?

If our monitor shows the service as up but it fails only for you, check your network, credentials, or a local cache. If we show it down and reports are climbing, it’s a platform outage — pause the deploy and wait rather than chasing your own code. Our guide on what server error codes mean helps decode the failures you see.

See every platform with an active problem on the live outages page, or check any of 800+ services in seconds.