Live data

Upstream vendor status

Merlonix monitors 11 upstream vendor status pages around the clock. This board shows the current snapshot and refreshes automatically every minute.

Looking for the 30-day picture? Read the vendor status digest — incidents and maintenance windows by vendor, from our own recorded observations.

Common questions

Which vendors does Merlonix monitor?

Merlonix tracks 11 upstream vendors around the clock: Stripe, Cloudflare, AWS, OpenAI, Anthropic, Vercel, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, Google Cloud, and Azure. The board above shows each one’s current status and refreshes automatically every 60 seconds.

How does Merlonix know when a vendor is having an outage?

Merlonix continuously reads each vendor’s own official status page and normalizes the result into a single status — operational, degraded, partial outage, major outage, or maintenance — with the affected components and incident history surfaced inline. A single-region or partial event is shown as a partial outage rather than a blanket “everything is down”, so the badge is never read in isolation.

How current is the vendor status shown here?

The live board above reflects the latest status Merlonix observed, refreshed every 60 seconds. These are point-in-time observations of each vendor’s public status page, not a real-time feed from the vendor. For a specific vendor’s recent reliability, open its 30-day history page.

Will an upstream vendor outage trigger false “your site is down” alerts?

No. Merlonix’s vendor-aware alerting recognizes when a failure on one of your monitored assets is caused by an upstream vendor incident and suppresses the false alert, so you are only paged when the problem is actually yours. It is the vendor-aware alerting no plain uptime monitor ships.

Can I see a vendor’s reliability history over time?

Yes — every monitored vendor has an indexable 30-day history page at /vendors/<vendor>/ showing a daily operational timeline, the share of observed days it was operational, and the incidents Merlonix recorded in the window.

A vendor outage shouldn’t page you at 3am.

Merlonix watches these upstreams around the clock and suppresses the false alertsthey would otherwise trigger on your own sites — so you only get paged when the problem is actually yours. It’s the vendor-aware alerting no plain uptime monitor ships.

How vendor-aware alerting works →