The system status page shows whether qxbao.dev's core services are running normally, without needing to sign in.
What it shows
The page shows an hourly grid for Database, Redis, and the API System, over a range of days you choose. Each hour is marked Operational, Disrupted, Outage, or No data if nothing was recorded yet for that hour. The grid refreshes once an hour, and you can look back up to 30 days.
Reading the grid
Each cell in the grid stands for one hour. A cell marked No data simply means that hour hasn't been recorded yet — it's the normal state for the most recent hour or two, not a sign that anything failed. It fills in on its own once the next refresh runs, with no action needed from you.
Overall uptime
Alongside the grid, Uptime summarizes overall availability, and Last updated shows when the figures were last refreshed.
No sign-in needed
The status page needs no account and asks for nothing personal — it only shows the health of Database, Redis, and the API System for the days you pick. That means you can check it before you even sign up, if you want to see how the platform has been running.
If something looks wrong
An outage on this page reflects the same underlying check public uptime monitors use — if the database becomes unreachable, the health check reports it as unavailable, and that's what drives the public uptime figure.
Check status anytime at System status. For error codes you may see elsewhere on the platform, see Limits and error codes.