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8,000+ Services and counting: One place to monitor what matters

StatusGator now monitors more than 8,000 services now! From cloud platforms and AI tools to communication apps, payment providers, developer infrastructure, and business software, we continue expanding our monitoring coverage every day so teams can track everything that matters in one place.

StatusHub Q1 2026: SolarWinds Integration, Status API Preview & CloudFest Insights

In Q1 2026, we introduced a new SolarWinds Observability integration, started preparing the upcoming Status API for release, and spent time learning directly from MSPs at CloudFest 2026 about the operational challenges shaping modern incident communication.

Shopify outage on May 22, 2026 impacted merchants worldwide

On May 22, 2026, merchants using Shopify experienced a brief but widespread disruption that affected access to product pages, collections, and administrative tools. While the outage lasted less than an hour, it created immediate challenges for businesses that rely on Shopify to manage inventory, update products, and operate online stores. StatusGator detected the developing incident at 10:20 UTC using Early Warning Signals, 18 minutes before Shopify officially acknowledged the outage at 10:38 UTC.
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Multi-Cloud Monitoring And Why Status Pages Aren't Enough

Multi-cloud environments make outage detection harder. Relying on individual status pages from Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure often leads to delayed, incomplete, or conflicting signals during incidents. This article explains how fragmented visibility impacts incident response, and how aggregating status across cloud and SaaS dependencies helps DevOps teams detect outages faster and respond with confidence.

Error Budget in SRE: The Complete Guide (2026)

An error budget is the acceptable amount of unreliability permitted by your SLO over a defined time window. It is not a target. It is not a stretch goal. It is a hard ceiling that, when breached, should trigger a pre-agreed organizational response — feature freezes, postmortems, or infrastructure investment. The formula is blunt: Error Budget = 1 - SLO Target Error Budget (time) = (1 - SLO Target) × Window Duration For a 30-day window: That last number should make you uncomfortable.

Microsoft Fabric outage disrupted analytics workloads on May 18, 2026

On May 18, 2026, organizations using Microsoft Fabric experienced a multi-hour outage that disrupted analytics workloads, reporting systems, and access to platform services across several regions. StatusGator detected the developing incident at 14:00 UTC using Early Warning Signals, 37 minutes before Microsoft officially acknowledged the outage at 14:37 UTC.

Slack outage on May 14, 2026

On May 14, 2026, users across multiple regions began reporting problems with Slack, including messaging failures, sign-in issues, and problems loading attachments and images. While the outage did not affect every user, reports quickly showed the issue was widespread enough to disrupt business communication for organizations around the world. StatusGator identified the incident through customer outage reports and triggered an Early Warning Signals alert at 14:21 UTC.