Planned maintenance
Work that each provider has scheduled on its own status page and has not started yet, earliest first. Work already in progress is not listed here; it appears under open incidents on its service page.
Declared ahead
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Planned
not started yet
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Services
with work ahead
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Not covered
see the list below
A missing entry is not proof that no work is planned. Check the provider's official status page before relying on it.
Next planned work
Provider times are converted and shown in UTC.
Reading the official status pages…
Services not covered here
A service appears in the list only when its official page answered and gave its planned work. For the services below, we cannot say whether any work is planned.
What this list is, and is not
The list is built from the scheduled-maintenance section of each provider's official status page, as our collector reads it. Titles and times are kept as the provider declares them. When a provider gives an end time, it is shown; otherwise only the start is.
Providers can change or cancel planned work, and some publish it late or not at all. A service missing from this list may still have work planned. For the full text of a notice, open the official link on its row, or the status board.
Questions and answers
What counts as planned maintenance here?
Work that a provider has scheduled on its own official status page and that has not started yet. Each entry shows the start time the provider declares and, when it declares one, the end time.
Why does a service still show as operational when work is planned?
Planned work that has not started does not change the state shown: the state is the one the provider declares now. Once the work is in progress, the provider lists it as such, and it appears under open incidents on the service page.
Why is a service listed as not covered?
Because we cannot say whether it has planned work. That happens when its official page gives no valid answer, or when it is read from a lighter feed or its page does not list planned work in the format we read. A service is shown with nothing planned only when its page answered and listed none.
Are the times in UTC?
Yes. The provider timestamps are converted to UTC, so the same entry reads the same for every visitor and in every shared link.