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How often does Astro go down?

Based on our 90-day data, we've recorded 13 incidents, of which 6 were major or critical. The median resolution time is 3h 8m.

How are outages detected?

Pulsetic follows the official status page and records the incidents the provider posts there. Crowdsourced user reports and Pulsetic's own synthetic checks add an early warning, which can surface an issue before the official status page mentions it.

Is it down for everyone or just me?

The outage map and region breakdown help answer this. If reports are concentrated in one area it may be regional; if hotspots appear globally it's a widespread outage. Submit your own report to help others understand the scope.

What does "never acknowledged" mean?

"Never acknowledged" means Pulsetic recorded a service disruption from user reports and its own checks, but the official status page never posted an incident for it. This is one of the core reasons teams use third-party monitoring alongside official status pages.

ACTIVE INCIDENT

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Pulsetic can detect an outage before the provider officially reports it. 30 incidents on record since Apr 2026

Last updated: 5 min ago · 0 user reports (24h)

MINOR · INVESTIGATING

Capacity constraints in GCP us-central1 may delay or fail some task executions

Started 1 day ago · Oct 6, 2026 · 3:33 AM UTC

We are currently seeing a capacity shortage in the Google Cloud (GCP) `us-central1` region. As a result, some Deployments running in this region may experience delays when scaling up worker nodes and pods. Some tasks may remain in a queued state for longer than usual while waiting for compute capacity. In some cases, tasks that stay queued beyond their configured timeout may fail. **Recommended workaround:** Configuring automated task retries (for example, setting `retries` and a `retry_delay` on your tasks or in your DAG's `default_args`) will help tasks recover automatically once capacity becomes available. <https://www.astronomer.io/docs/learn/rerunning-dags#automatically-retry-tasks> We are working to address the issue and keep this page posted as we have more updates.

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90-Day Health Summary

Total Incidents

13

Jul 9 to Oct 7, 2026
Major / Critical

6

46% of the total
Minor Incidents

7

Avg. 0.1 per day
Median Resolution

3h 8m

P95: 555h 27m

Across all 4,379 services Pulsetic tracks, the incidents their status pages reported over the last 12 months had a median resolution time of 2h 4m, and 35% were rated major or critical by the provider. These numbers are calculated separately from the 90-day figures for Astro above.

Source: The State of Uptime 2026, figures as of 1 October 2026.

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Incident	Started	Duration	Impact	Status	Link
Capacity constraints in GCP us-central1 may delay or fail some task executions	Oct 6, 2026 · 3:33 AM	Ongoing	Minor	Investigating	Details →
Dag success/failure Astro Alert emails missing deployment & workspace names	Oct 3, 2026 · 8:42 PM	56m	Minor	Resolved	Details →
Tasks getting stuck in the queued state and failing	Oct 1, 2026 · 10:40 PM	1h 7m	Critical	Resolved	Details →
Astro UI Deployment view unavailable	Sep 24, 2026 · 2:52 PM	41m	Major	Resolved	Details →
Permissions silently dropped from custom roles	Sep 17, 2026 · 5:54 PM	3h 56m	Major	Resolved	Details →
Tasks remain in the queued state on some worker queues.	Sep 8, 2026 · 12:33 PM	7h 35m	Major	Resolved	Details →
Increased auth errors	Sep 4, 2026 · 3:08 AM	2h 58m	Major	Resolved	Details →
Potential impact to Astro deployments in GCP us-central1	Sep 1, 2026 · 6:40 PM	3h 49m	Minor	Resolved	Details →
Incorrect scheduler heartbeat metrics being reported	Aug 18, 2026 · 6:51 PM	23d 3h 27m	None	Resolved	Details →
Intermittent task instances failures.	Aug 18, 2026 · 4:17 AM	3h 18m	Major	Resolved	Details →

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Astro down today?

Check the status badge at the top of this page for the current status. Pulsetic follows the official status page and cross-references it with user reports to give you the most accurate picture.
How often does Astro go down?

Based on our 90-day data, we've recorded 13 incidents, of which 6 were major or critical. The median resolution time is 3h 8m.
How are outages detected?

Pulsetic follows the official status page and records the incidents the provider posts there. Crowdsourced user reports and Pulsetic's own synthetic checks add an early warning, which can surface an issue before the official status page mentions it.
Is it down for everyone or just me?

The outage map and region breakdown help answer this. If reports are concentrated in one area it may be regional; if hotspots appear globally it's a widespread outage. Submit your own report to help others understand the scope.
What does "never acknowledged" mean?

"Never acknowledged" means Pulsetic recorded a service disruption from user reports and its own checks, but the official status page never posted an incident for it. This is one of the core reasons teams use third-party monitoring alongside official status pages.

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