Status & shards

Open System status to see the latest recorded checks and public incident updates.

What the service labels mean

Label	Meaning
Operational	The latest recorded check passed
Degraded	The check detected reduced service, such as delayed posts
Outage	The recorded check failed
Unknown	A current measurement is missing or unavailable

Service checks run about every five minutes. A result more than fifteen minutes old is unknown when the page refreshes.

The percentage is the share of recorded checks that passed over the displayed period. It is not continuous uptime. Missing checks are not counted as successful.

Understand the shard section

Each shard serves part of Weatherly’s Discord servers. The page shows the last reported shard count, reporting shards, available server counts, and latency.

A heartbeat older than ninety seconds is stale. Reporting means telemetry arrived; it does not prove every Discord action works.

Enter a Discord server ID to calculate its shard. The lookup does not confirm whether Weatherly belongs to that server.

Discord status updates

The official support server’s 🚧・service-status channel receives an embed when service health or a public incident changes, including recovery updates. Check timestamps alone do not create new messages.

If Discord is unavailable, updates may arrive later. Read the timestamp on each embed and use its View live status button for the latest snapshot. A complete hosting outage can also interrupt these notifications.

Read incident updates

Public incident entries explain known problems and their investigation or resolution. A failed automatic check does not necessarily have a written incident update yet.

What this page cannot tell you

The status page runs with Weatherly. A complete hosting outage can also make it unavailable. The dashboard check does not test every API route, and the Discord connection check does not guarantee every message delivery.

Use support when your server still has a problem after the general checks recover.