Astro Status
System status
View historical uptime →Incident overview
Total incidents
14
Active now
0
Resolved
14
Avg. resolution
55h 43m
Recent incidents
View all →Astro UI and API are appearing offline for some users
Capacity constraints in GCP us-central1 may delay or fail some task executions
Dag success/failure Astro Alert emails missing deployment & workspace names
Tasks getting stuck in the queued state and failing
Astro UI Deployment view unavailable
Permissions silently dropped from custom roles
Tasks remain in the queued state on some worker queues.
Increased auth errors
Potential impact to Astro deployments in GCP us-central1
Incorrect scheduler heartbeat metrics being reported
Frequently asked questions
Is Astro down right now?
Astro is currently operational. DevHelm monitors Astro's official status page continuously and updates this page every 5 minutes.
What is Astro's current uptime?
Astro has a measured 30-day uptime of 100.00%. Over the last 24 hours, uptime is 100.00%, and over 7 days it is 100.00%. These figures are computed from Astro's official status page data.
How many incidents has Astro had recently?
Astro has experienced 14 incidents in the recent monitoring window. Resolved incidents were fixed in an average of 55h 43m. All incidents are currently resolved.
What components does Astro monitor?
DevHelm tracks 15 individual components for Astro, including Scheduling and Running DAGs and Tasks, Deployment Access, Deployment Management, Cloud UI, Cloud API, and 10 more. Each component has its own status and 90-day uptime history shown above.
How can I get notified about Astro outages?
You can subscribe to Astro's incident feed via Atom/RSS at devhelm.io/status/astronomer/feed.xml for use in any feed reader. For real-time alerts via Slack, email, PagerDuty, or webhooks, add Astro as a dependency in your DevHelm workspace.
About Astro status monitoring
This page provides real-time operational status for Astro, powered by DevHelm's continuous monitoring infrastructure. We track Astro's official status page and aggregate component-level data into uptime percentages, incident timelines, and historical trends.
Astro status data is refreshed every 5 minutes. We currently track 15 individual components, each with its own operational status and 90-day uptime history.
Uptime percentages represent the proportion of time all monitored components reported operational status. Incident data comes from vendor-published incident timelines and includes status updates, affected components, and resolution times.
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