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1446 ms
6/4/2025, 7:30:09 AM
1149 ms
6/4/2025, 7:00:14 AM
1066 ms
6/4/2025, 6:30:09 AM
4386 ms
6/4/2025, 6:00:09 AM
1582 ms
6/4/2025, 5:30:16 AM
1092 ms
6/4/2025, 4:30:08 AM
2597 ms
6/4/2025, 4:00:10 AM
2434 ms
6/4/2025, 3:30:12 AM
2196 ms
6/4/2025, 3:00:13 AM
1293 ms
6/4/2025, 2:00:10 AM
1926 ms
6/4/2025, 1:30:11 AM
1174 ms
6/4/2025, 1:00:15 AM
2309 ms
6/4/2025, 12:30:12 AM
2945 ms
6/4/2025, 12:00:11 AM
1597 ms
6/3/2025, 11:30:13 PM
1151 ms
6/3/2025, 11:00:09 PM
1305 ms
6/3/2025, 10:30:10 PM
862 ms
6/3/2025, 9:30:10 PM
1181 ms
6/3/2025, 9:00:13 PM
1304 ms
6/3/2025, 8:30:12 PM
1258 ms
6/3/2025, 8:00:15 PM
1750 ms
6/3/2025, 7:30:09 PM
1559 ms
6/3/2025, 7:00:12 PM
2287 ms
6/3/2025, 5:00:10 PM
1122 ms
6/3/2025, 4:30:09 PM
1665 ms
6/3/2025, 4:00:10 PM
1389 ms
6/3/2025, 3:30:12 PM
1060 ms
6/3/2025, 3:00:10 PM
1162 ms
6/3/2025, 2:30:12 PM
1371 ms
6/3/2025, 2:00:09 PM

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How does it work?

We check the status of a website by doing a HTTP GET request.

Depending on the status response of that request we determine if the site is online/offline or having issues

If the status response is in the 200 or 300 range then we determine the site is online

If the status response is in the 400 or 500 range then we determine the site might be having issues

Any other status, or a no response is determined as being offline

The number next to the icon of the status determines the number of milliseconds that it took to get an answer on the GET request.