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Uptime and what the bar means

Updated 2026-09-08 · Pharos 0.5.10

Every check run adds its interval to that day's up_seconds or down_seconds — one row per component per day. That is why a 90-day bar costs 90 rows rather than every raw result.

DayCell
99.99% or bettergreen
99.0% or betteramber
95.0% or betterorange
below 95%red
no datagrey

Grey means no data, not fine. A component created yesterday shows 89 grey cells, which is the honest answer. The percentage averages only the days actually measured: counting unmeasured days as 100% would invent uptime, and counting them as 0% would punish you for installing recently.

The admin components screen with summary tiles and a table of components
Components. The tiles answer “what is wrong right now” before the table does — including how many components still rely on someone noticing. Each row carries its own recent-checks strip.