Community Hall of Fame

Top-Tier Uptime Performers

The indie hackers and teams running the most reliable infrastructure on SteadyStack. Ranked by weighted SLA across all monitors. Opt in from your settings to claim your spot.

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The Pursuit of Four Nines

High Availability Engineered: What It Takes to Reach 99.99%

Achieving 99.99% ("four nines") uptime isn't luck — it is the result of deliberate architecture: multi-region origin failover, automated health checks, zero-downtime canary deployments, and edge-first DNS routing.

Quorum-Verified Telemetry

Every data point is validated across Cloudflare edge nodes, ensuring leaderboard positions reflect real global availability, not localized network jitter.

Downtime Allowances

99.9% = 43.8m/month downtime
99.95% = 21.9m/month downtime
99.99% = 4.38m/month downtime

Public Trust Badges

Embed live SVG SLA badges directly into your GitHub READMEs, landing pages, and documentation to showcase your uptime record.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about SLA calculations, leaderboard requirements, and verification metrics.

How is uptime calculated for the Hall of Fame leaderboard?

Uptime percentage is calculated using total successful checks divided by total scheduled checks across a rolling 30-day window. Only outages confirmed by multi-region quorum consensus count against your SLA.

How does SteadyStack prevent false downtime on the leaderboard?

SteadyStack utilizes multi-region quorum consensus: an outage is only logged if multiple independent edge nodes agree that the endpoint is down, filtering out local ISP hiccups and regional transit blips.

What is the difference between 99.9% and 99.99% uptime?

Three nines (99.9%) allows up to 43 minutes and 49 seconds of downtime per month. Four nines (99.99%) allows only 4 minutes and 22 seconds of downtime per month, requiring automated failover and edge redundancy.

How can my project appear on the Community Hall of Fame?

Enable public status page broadcasting in your SteadyStack project settings and opt in to the Community Hall of Fame leaderboard. Your ranking will update automatically based on verified 30-day SLA performance.

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