Pingdom Weekly Report 2025-09-22 to 2025-09-28

Pingdom Weekly Report
2025-09-22 to 2025-09-28
OVERVIEW: AVERAGE OF ALL CHECKS
UPTIME OUTAGES RESPONSE TIME
99.80% 2 1755 ms
CHECKS WITH DOWNTIME
CHECK NAME UPTIME DOWNTIME OUTAGES RESPONSE TIME
Dreamchrist 99.80% 0h 20m 00s 2 1755 ms
CHECKS WITHOUT DOWNTIME
CHECK NAME UPTIME DOWNTIME OUTAGES RESPONSE TIME
None


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Jony Ive designs sailing lantern to mimic "warmth and emotional resonance" of a live flame

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