OpsGrip Status & Uptime

Wondering if OpsGrip is up and running? Here's how to check.

Checking OpsGrip Status

If OpsGrip isn't loading or something seems off, here's how to determine if it's a platform issue or something on your end.

Step 1: Try a Simple Test

1. Open a new browser tab
2. Go to opsgrip.com
3. If the page loads (even with errors), OpsGrip's servers are running
4. If the page doesn't load at all, it may be an outage

Step 2: Check Your Internet

1. Try loading another website (google.com, etc.)
2. If other sites work fine, the issue is likely on OpsGrip's side
3. If other sites are also slow or not loading, your internet connection may be the problem

Step 3: Contact Us

If OpsGrip appears to be down, email support@opsgrip.com. We monitor our infrastructure closely and are likely already working on it if there's a genuine outage.

Our Infrastructure

OpsGrip runs on: - Vercel — Application hosting with global edge network, automatic scaling, and high availability - Supabase — Database hosting with managed PostgreSQL, automated backups, and failover

Both platforms have strong uptime track records and built-in redundancy.

Scheduled Maintenance

When we need to perform maintenance that might affect availability: - We'll notify users in advance via email - Maintenance is scheduled during low-usage hours when possible - Most updates are deployed with zero downtime through Vercel's rolling deployments

What to Do During an Outage

1. Don't panic — outages are rare and typically short
2. Avoid refreshing repeatedly — it doesn't help and can slow recovery
3. Email support@opsgrip.com if you need an update
4. We'll communicate status and expected resolution time

Tips

• Bookmark this article so you know where to check during an issue
• Most "OpsGrip is down" situations turn out to be browser cache issues — try clearing cache or using an incognito window first
• If you depend on OpsGrip for critical operations, let us know — it helps us prioritize uptime investments