All systems operational. Last incident: 2026-09-18, a 42-minute interruption to
rsync service during a storage migration. No data loss.
99.98%uptime, 90 days
1.9 TBserved today
37active connections
11 msmedian TTFB, EU
Synchronisation
Lag is the difference between upstream publish time and the moment the tree became available here.
| Upstream | Method | Schedule | Last run | Lag | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Debian | rsync | every 6 h | 15:12 | 6 min | OK |
| Ubuntu | rsync | every 6 h | 15:07 | 11 min | OK |
| Alpine Linux | rsync | every 2 h | 15:14 | 4 min | OK |
| Arch Linux | rsync | every 1 h | 15:15 | 3 min | OK |
| Fedora | rsync | every 12 h | 15:00 | 18 min | Running |
| CentOS Stream | rsync | every 8 h | 15:09 | 9 min | OK |
| Kali Linux | rsync | every 12 h | 14:56 | 22 min | OK |
| Linux Mint | rsync | every 6 h | 15:11 | 7 min | OK |
| openSUSE | rsync | every 6 h | 15:03 | 15 min | OK |
| PyPI | bandersnatch | every 5 min | 15:13 | 5 min | OK |
| npm registry | replicate | continuous | 15:16 | 2 min | OK |
| Go module proxy | athens | every 30 min | 15:10 | 8 min | OK |
Incident history
Ninety days, newest first.
| Date | Duration | Affected | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-18 | 42 min | rsync | Storage migration; rsync daemon stopped, HTTPS unaffected. |
| 2026-08-02 | 9 min | All services | Upstream provider network maintenance. |
| 2026-06-27 | 17 min | HTTPS | Certificate renewal misconfiguration; old certificate served. |
| 2026-05-14 | 3 min | PyPI | bandersnatch worker restart loop after upstream index change. |
How to read this page
Status is derived from the exit code of the last sync job plus a HEAD request against a known-good file in each tree. A green badge means the last run finished successfully and the sample file matched its expected checksum. Amber means a job is currently running — this is normal and not an error.
If you see a red badge that persists for more than one schedule interval, please let us know. We do not always notice upstream breakage on low-traffic mirrors.