App Platform SLADigitalOcean · Platforms · DigitalOcean · Platforms
Promise vs reality
Downtime used against the allowance
0 min of major incidents4.4 h allowed in 365 days
0 major and 0 minor incidents. 0 min degraded (not counted).
Major incident minutes per month
Allowed per month: 22 min
- Promised
- 99.95%
- Observed, 365d
- 100%
- Major incident time
- 0 min
- Credit on first breach
- 10%
Commitments and credits
- All appsEach App Platform App Component Instance99.95%
Monthly uptime below, credit of the bill
- Below 99.95%10%
- Below 99%30%
- Below 95%100%
Terms
- Measured
- Per App Component Instance; unavailability = 5+ consecutive minutes with no external connectivity (or failing to start, for components without ingress)
- Credit cap
- Credits apply only to charges for the affected App Platform ACI
- Claim window
- No later than the end of the second billing cycle after the failure
- How to claim
- Contact Support with the ACI, incident times and request logs
Not covered
- Scheduled maintenance or customer-initiated downtime
- Factors beyond DigitalOcean's reasonable control (force majeure, third-party outages)
- Account restrictions, misuse, or violation of the Customer Agreement
- Customer application code or configuration errors
DigitalOcean will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide a Monthly Uptime Percentage of 99.95% for each App Platform ACI.
Middle band is 30% (not 25%). Credits only issued above $1.
Evidence: incidents, last 365 days
No incidents on file for this service.
Other platforms SLAs
ServiceDowntime vs allowed
Twilio Flex (Critical Scenarios)Twilio99.99% / 100%
Vercel platform (content serving)Vercel99.99% / 100%
Loom (Cloud)Atlassian99.95% / n/a
App PlatformDigitalOcean99.95% / 100%
Regional Load BalancersDigitalOcean99.9% / 100%
Hugging Face Hub (Team / Enterprise)Hugging Facenone / n/aNo public SLA
Stripe API and payments servicesStripenone / n/aNo public SLA
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