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This page shows the version, the queue, disk space, and the upload limit. It does not keep a history of past incidents.

Status

What this server is
doing right now.

The version that is live, how many videos are waiting, how much disk is left, and what an upload is allowed to be. These numbers come from this server when the page loads.

The numbers beside this text are the ones this page loaded.

Version 0.7.3 Queued 0 Editing idle Short jobs idle Worker answering Disk free 6.8 GB Max upload 30.0 GB Chunk 64 MB Signup open

A server that cannot answer leaves this box empty. The page does not invent a green light.

Right now

The numbers from this visit.

Each value is what the server reported when you opened the page.

Version0.7.3the release that is running
Sign-upopenwhether a new account can be created
Queued videos0waiting, not counting one already being edited
Workeransweringthe process that does the editing
Disk free6.8 GBchecked before an upload is accepted
Max upload30.0 GBone video, all files together
Chunk size64 MBwhat the browser sends in each request
Editing nowidlewhether a video is in progress
What is being edited right now
QueueEditing nowWhat it takes
Longer videos Idle The oldest waiting video of any length.
Shorter videos Idle A short job starts here so it is not stuck behind a long interview.
Waiting 0 waiting Videos accepted and not yet started.

An empty queue says Idle. Titles of other people's videos are not listed here.

The six components

What is watched, and what each one means when it is not normal.

“Busy” is not a fault. A lane with a job in it is the server doing its job, so it is written as busy and not as a warning.

The web app

Normal

One process serves the pages and the API. If it stops, this page cannot load either — the honest version of a status page that lives on the thing it reports on.

Uploads

Normal

Files arrive in 64 MB chunks, several at a time, and a chunk that arrives out of order waits for the bytes before it. A refused upload says why: the disk, the size cap, or the minutes left.

Longer videos

Idle

One longer video at a time. A failure in one edit does not take the server with it.

Shorter videos

Idle

Short jobs start here so they are not stuck behind a long interview.

The brain

Normal — v2 active

Version 2 works out what the video is about before it plans a visual. Which brain a job used is part of its record, and switching is a change on the server, not a deploy.

Storage

6.8 GB free · version 0.7.3

Footage, finished videos, every version and every short live here until the retention window ends: 7 days on Free, then 30, 90 or 365 by plan. Deleting a video's footage returns the space and keeps the notes.

This visit

This server answered just now.

There is no stored uptime percentage. The answer above is this visit only.

No 90-day history is stored. The live answer is version, disk, queue, and whether the editing worker answered.

Incident history

This page does not keep an incident log.

A refused upload is never started, and a stopped edit is not charged. Past dates are not invented here.

The honest part

What this page does not claim.

A status page is the easiest page in any product to lie on. These are the limits that keep this one worth reading.

There is no contractual SLA
Nothing here is a service-level agreement and no percentage on this page is a promise. There is no credit back for a slow afternoon, no uptime target in a contract and no penalty clause. What you get instead is the server's own answer, readable at any hour without asking anyone.
There is no uptime percentage
This page does not store past checks, so it does not print a percentage. The numbers above are this visit.
Past interruptions are not listed
There is no stored history on this page. A video that retries on its own is not written up here.
No email updates
Studio does not email status notes. Open this page to see the current answer. For a person, use the contact page.
Contact

The cards at the top are filled from the server when you open this page.