Open metrics, live

Last week 874 of 929 builds went live. One incident in the last 30 days: on 23 Oct, new server-rendered deployments failed to start for 9 h 15 min.

Live from our production database, updated , every 10 minutes. Check it yourself

Is it working right now? That is what status.deploybase.eu is for.

  • 94.07%

    of builds went live last week

    874 of 929. A failure in the site's own code counts against this.

  • 40 s

    median build

    Over 5,272 builds that went live.

  • 99.87%

    of function and server-rendered requests without a platform error

    41 of 32,174 failed on our side in 30 days.

  • 1

    incident in the last 30 days

    Latest on 23 Oct, 9 h 15 min. What happened

What the platform did

The last 12 weeks, from our database. Grey is work done, amber is work that failed; this week, faded, is still running.

  • Builds and deploys

    94.07% went live last week

  • Branch previews

    37 built last week

  • Forms

    56 delivered last week

  • Server renderingbeta

    99.88% without a platform error, 30 days

  • HTTP functionsbeta

    99.27% without a platform error, 30 days

What beta means for functions and server rendering

No SLA and no service credits yet. Your data and deployments are kept exactly as for everything else on deploybase, and breaking changes are announced in the changelog. Each kind leaves beta on its own, once every line under "To leave beta" is met.

Server renderingHTTP functions
Last 30 days
Requests31,761413
Without a platform error99.88%99.27%
Failed on our side383
Hit the time limit (504)00
Errors from the site's own code20
Answered within 1 s93%72%
Hours measured719 of 720719 of 720
Sites live now7n/a
To leave beta
99.5% without a platform error, 30 days, 10,000+ requestsNot yetNot yet
No incident over an hour in 30 daysNot yetMet
Monitoring and alerts for server renderingNot yetn/a
A per-team cap on running functionsNot yetNot yet

719 of 720 hours measured so far; the rate counts once all 30 days are.

Server rendering: the 23 Oct incident leaves the window on 22 Nov.

A platform error is a 502, a 503 or a cold start that never came up: our side failed. Requests the visitor cancelled are left out. Errors from the site's own code are shown but not counted against us, and "within 1 s" includes the app's own render time. The gateway in front of every function only sees status codes, so a site that deliberately answers 502 or 503 is counted as our failure.

Limits by plan. Functions and server rendering run in Paris, France, on Starter and up.
StarterProScale
Time limit, HTTP functions60 s60 s60 s
Time limit, server rendering50 s50 s50 s
Request body10 MiB10 MiB10 MiB
Memory per instance512 MB512 MB1 GB
Requests per instance51025
Instances per functionup to 3up to 3up to 3

Past its requests per instance, another instance starts, up to the instance limit.

The rest of the numbers

All time, since the week of 9 Feb 2026.
Building
Builds run Deployments that started a build. Ones still queued are not counted.7,077Deployments that started a build. Ones still queued are not counted.
Went live, all time 6,254 of 7,054 finished builds. Cancelled builds are left out; failures in a site's own code count.88.6%6,254 of 7,054 finished builds. Cancelled builds are left out; failures in a site's own code count.
Build minutes Every minute a build ran, as metered for billing.7,770Every minute a build ran, as metered for billing.
Median build Over 5,272 builds that went live. The mean is 1 min 4 s.40 sOver 5,272 builds that went live. The mean is 1 min 4 s.
Busiest week Deployments in the week of 19 Oct 2026.1,089Deployments in the week of 19 Oct 2026.
Building right now Builds running when this snapshot was taken.0Builds running when this snapshot was taken.
Serving
Bandwidth served Delivered to visitors from our edge, as metered for billing.223.7 GBDelivered to visitors from our edge, as metered for billing.
Custom domains Customer domains that passed verification and are serving.133Customer domains that passed verification and are serving.
Projects Sites connected to a repository or set up for uploads.310Sites connected to a repository or set up for uploads.
Teams Every team that signed up, including ones that never deployed.489Every team that signed up, including ones that never deployed.

Incidents

  1. 9 h 15 min

    New server-rendered deployments failed to start. Older deployments kept their server functions running, and those filled a shared quota. Sites already live kept serving.

    Superseded server functions are now retired automatically, and we are alerted well before the quota fills.

This list starts in October 2026. Anything that stops customers' work across the platform goes here, dated, with what we changed.

Every number by week and month
Weekly totals, platform wide
Week ofDeployedFailedCancelledFormsPreviews
2026-02-09131000
2026-02-1620000
2026-02-2300000
2026-03-0200000
2026-03-0941000
2026-03-1634000
2026-03-2330000
2026-03-3030001
2026-04-0675200
2026-04-1310000
2026-04-2010000
2026-04-2714000
2026-05-0442000
2026-05-1110000
2026-05-1830001
2026-05-2540000
2026-06-01159001
2026-06-0860000
2026-06-1576000
2026-06-2210000
2026-06-29485106
2026-07-06156100
2026-07-13151000
2026-07-20142001
2026-07-2762040
2026-08-03228010
2026-08-101515000
2026-08-1726822135
2026-08-2412719033
2026-08-3123435026
2026-09-07376760441
2026-09-14175111068
2026-09-21377781119
2026-09-284537111210
2026-10-05359465219
2026-10-129689622759
2026-10-1910256134453
2026-10-265713738118
2026-11-028745525637
2026-11-09233221153
Function requests by week, per kind
Week ofKindRequestsPlatform errors504sApp errorsHours measured
2026-09-21ssr000036
2026-09-28ssr0000168
2026-10-05ssr388105168
2026-10-12ssr3696100168
2026-10-19ssr6373200168
2026-10-26ssr7410100168
2026-11-02ssr125713402168
2026-11-09ssr155500035
2026-09-21http7904036
2026-09-28http86241168
2026-10-05http8125271168
2026-10-12http18300168
2026-10-19http169000168
2026-10-26http3000168
2026-11-02http129000168
2026-11-09http9400035
Server-rendering deploys by week
Week ofCame upFailed, oursFailed, site buildFailed, conflictUnclassified
2026-10-05150000
2026-10-12220000
2026-10-1911111000
2026-10-26222000
2026-11-021361000
2026-11-09140000
Monthly usage, by the month each billing period starts in
MonthBandwidth (GB)Build minutes
2025-09-010.000
2025-10-010.030
2025-11-010.060
2025-12-010.000
2026-01-010.000
2026-02-010.0021
2026-03-012.3373
2026-04-010.006
2026-05-010.01124
2026-06-010.77109
2026-07-0111.7093
2026-08-0120.75919
2026-09-0131.032114
2026-10-01124.203548
2026-11-0132.87763

Check our math.

Anyone can call this endpoint, with no key and no account, and it returns every number on this page, including the weekly and monthly series.

Public stats endpoint
curl https://api.deploybase.eu/api/v1/public/stats
{
  "deployments_total": 7077,
  "builds_total": 7077,
  "build_success_rate": 0.8866,
  "functions": {
    "ssr": {
      "requests": 31761,
      "platform_errors": 38
    }
  },
  "generated_at": "2026-11-10T12:25:12.818781333Z"
}

A few fields of the real reply, from the same snapshot this page is built on.

What we will publish next.

  • Build times per framework Once enough builds have recorded a framework for the figure to mean anything, and never for a framework so few teams use that it could point at one of them.
  • Availability history for sites and the API The status page shows whether they are up right now. A record of how often they were, over the last 30 days, belongs here.

No dates on any of these. They are what we are working towards, not a commitment, and this list is here so you can hold us to the direction.

Who runs this.

I put this page up because I think the internet gets better when companies show their work. Transparency builds trust and helps customers understand the product better. Most companies do not share anything, and when they do share, it is for their stakeholders, not the actual people who use the product.

The numbers here come from the same place I look every day: the database that serves the product. You will see exactly what I see, and hopefully, together, we can build a more transparent internet.

deploybase is self-funded: I pay for it myself. Your sites are your own files, built from your own repository or folder, so you can always take them somewhere else.

Antoine, founder