Providers tracked
172 cloud & SaaS vendors
Outage alerts + live status
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OutageDeck watches the official status feeds of AWS, Cloudflare, OpenAI, and 160+ other cloud and SaaS vendors, and alerts your team on Slack, Teams, Discord, webhook, or email the moment one goes down. Free email alerts, live in about a minute.
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Active incidents
41 live events tracked
Healthy providers
142 currently operational
Featured providers
Start with the providers teams search for most
Browse the most-searched providers with current platform status, tracked services, and recent incident context.
Track current AWS platform health, core service availability, and recent incident context.
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Services
3 tracked services
Incidents
2 active / 4 historical
Check Azure platform health across portal, identity, and infrastructure services.
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3 tracked services
Incidents
0 active / 3 historical
Check Cloudflare status across Workers, Cache, DNS, and recent edge incidents.
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Services
3 tracked services
Incidents
0 active / 144 historical
Track GitHub status across repository access, Actions pipelines, and API operations.
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3 tracked services
Incidents
0 active / 81 historical
Review OpenAI status across API availability, ChatGPT experience, and recent incidents.
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Services
3 tracked services
Incidents
0 active / 66 historical
Track Slack status across messaging, collaboration, and automation services.
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3 tracked services
Incidents
0 active / 45 historical
Recent incidents
See current and recently resolved disruptions
OutageDeck keeps recent incident history visible so outage checks have context, not just a badge.
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Put provider status inside your own tools
Everything on this site is available as data: a versioned JSON API for dashboards and bots, embeddable SVG status badges for READMEs and wikis, and RSS feeds for the channels your team already watches.
Slack, Teams, Discord, webhook & email alerts
One dashboard for your whole vendor stack
Versioned JSON API with clear rate limits
Embeddable status badges and RSS feeds
For AI agents
Your coding agent can check your vendors before it debugs your code
Connect the OutageDeck MCP server and Claude Code, Cursor, claude.ai, or any MCP client can ask whether a vendor is down, get one verdict across your whole stack, read incident timelines, and pull independent uptime history. No key needed.
Connect from Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http outagedeck https://outagedeck.com/api/mcp- get_provider_status
- check_my_stack
- list_active_incidents
- get_incident_details
- get_uptime
- get_outage_report
- search_providers
- list_custom_providers
- add_custom_provider
- update_custom_provider
- remove_custom_provider
- watch_provider
- search
- fetch
Why OutageDeck
Independent, official-source, and fast
One place to answer "is it us or them?" across your whole vendor list, with alerts on the channels your team already watches and an open API when you want to build on the data.
Straight from the source
Nothing here is guessed or crowd-reported. Every status is read from the vendor's own official feed, and every page links back to it so you can verify in one click.
For example: AWS Health Dashboard · Cloudflare's status page · OpenAI's status page
One vocabulary for every vendor
AWS, GitHub, Slack, and OpenAI all describe being broken differently. OutageDeck puts them on one scale, so "degraded" means the same thing on every page and you can compare vendors at a glance.
Answers in seconds, not tabs
Pages load with the status already in them. There is no dashboard to log into and nothing to sign up for: search a vendor, get the answer, get back to the incident.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before trusting a status tool
OutageDeck is designed to complement official status pages, not replace them.
How does OutageDeck decide whether a provider is up or down?
OutageDeck reads each provider's official status source, the same feed their own status page uses, and translates it into a shared status vocabulary. Every provider page stays easy to compare, and every status links back to the source it came from.
Does OutageDeck replace the official status page?
No. Every provider page links back to the official source. OutageDeck adds a consistent public experience, historical context, and provider-to-provider comparability.
How often is the data refreshed?
Every provider's official status source is checked about every 10 minutes, around the clock. Pages update moments after a change is detected, and alert subscribers are notified as soon as a change is picked up.
Can I get notified when a provider goes down?
Yes. Free accounts get email alerts for up to 5 providers, and paid plans add Slack, Teams, Discord, and webhook alerts across unlimited providers. There is also a versioned JSON API, uptime history, and status badges.
Can my AI coding agent check vendor status through OutageDeck?
Yes. OutageDeck runs a remote MCP server that connects Claude Code, Cursor, claude.ai, or any MCP client to live status in one line, with no key required. Once connected, an agent can check a single provider, get one verdict across a whole stack, read incident timelines, and pull independent uptime history before it starts debugging your code.