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Databases and data
Managed database and data platforms. Database degradation propagates to every application in the same dependency path.
- Dependencies under observation
- 5
- Taxonomy position
- databases
- Category scope
- Public catalog records grouped by what they are
Records in this category
Observed state is each dependency's own verdict from the most recent observation of its primary listed endpoint. There is deliberately no category roll-up: unlike endpoints do not share a meaningful average.
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DependencyObserved stateLast observation
MongoDB Atlas
Responding
- Last observation
- 18m ago
Neon
Responding
- Last observation
- 18m ago
PlanetScale
Responding
- Last observation
- 18m ago
Supabase
Responding
- Last observation
- 18m ago
Upstash
Responding
- Last observation
- 18m ago
5 dependency records in this category. Times are relative to the most recent completed observation; open a record for exact UTC timestamps.
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What this grouping does and does not claim.
- Grouping only
- A category is a directory position, not a measurement. It groups dependency records so engineers can find the class of infrastructure a service belongs to; it does not merge their data into one figure.
- Observed state
- From the most recent observation of each dependency's primary listed endpoint, exactly the definition used on the observatory index. Open a record for the finer verdict, the full telemetry and the incident history.
- Independence
- Every figure on the records under this category originates from a RELIASTRA probe. A vendor's own status text is never read or mirrored.
Full catalog: observatory index.