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> number of 500s (and slow requests) / non-500s? Shouldn't it be (# of 500s)/(# of 500s + # non-500s)? I assume of course, 500 is the HTTP status codes Other
by chewxy 14y ago
> number of 500s (and slow requests) / non-500s?
Shouldn't it be (# of 500s)/(# of 500s + # non-500s)?
I assume of course, 500 is the HTTP status codes
Other than that, brilliant beautiful page.
- mahmoudimus 14y agoHi Chwexy, That's actually how it's calculated :) I think mjallday had a typo. His anti procrastination settings are turned on so he can't make an edit to his comment :P Happy to talk more about how this works, why we decided to take this approach and how we constitute 500s as down time. I can also discuss our extensive automated testing and how it's conducted across all our services to provide transparency to our customers.