CloudQuery Status

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Partial Outage
Some systems are experiencing a partial outage.
Random incident
monitoring · Started · Major impact
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Error is displayed in logs when running a sync with API key
identified · Started · Minor impact
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System status

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CLI
100.00% uptime
90 days ago100.00% uptimeToday

Incident overview

Total incidents

4

Active now

2

Resolved

2

Avg. resolution

< 1m

Recent incidents

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Test Resolved incident

none

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Frequently asked questions

Is CloudQuery down right now?

CloudQuery is currently experiencing issues with 2 active incidents. Current status: Partial Outage. Check the incident details above for more information.

What is CloudQuery's current uptime?

CloudQuery 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 CloudQuery's official status page data.

How many incidents has CloudQuery had recently?

CloudQuery has experienced 4 incidents in the recent monitoring window. Resolved incidents were fixed in an average of < 1m. 2 incidents are currently active.

What components does CloudQuery monitor?

DevHelm tracks 3 individual components for CloudQuery, including Hub, cloudquery.io, CLI. Each component has its own status and 90-day uptime history shown above.

How can I get notified about CloudQuery outages?

You can subscribe to CloudQuery's incident feed via Atom/RSS at devhelm.io/status/cloudquery/feed.xml for use in any feed reader. For real-time alerts via Slack, email, PagerDuty, or webhooks, add CloudQuery as a dependency in your DevHelm workspace.

About CloudQuery status monitoring

This page provides real-time operational status for CloudQuery, powered by DevHelm's continuous monitoring infrastructure. We track CloudQuery's official status page and aggregate component-level data into uptime percentages, incident timelines, and historical trends.

CloudQuery status data is refreshed every 30 seconds. We currently track 3 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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