Platform health at a glance
Availability, latency and incident history across every Nexiv division and the shared services beneath them.
All systems operational
No active incidents across any division or shared service.
Service-by-service status
| Service | Division | Status | 30-day availability | p95 latency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consultation platform | Nexiv Health | Operational | 99.99% | 142 ms |
| Real-time media (WebRTC) | Nexiv Health / Vet | Operational | 99.97% | — |
| Triage queue | Nexiv Vet | Operational | 99.98% | 118 ms |
| Marketplace & checkout | Nexiv Pets | Operational | 99.98% | 203 ms |
| Payments & escrow | Shared | Operational | 99.99% | 167 ms |
| Identity & SSO | Shared | Operational | 100.00% | 61 ms |
| Notifications | Shared | Operational | 99.96% | 94 ms |
| Anchoring service | Nexiv Chain | Operational | 99.95% | — |
| Kubernetes platform | Nexiv Cloud | Operational | 99.99% | — |
| Public website & CDN | Group | Operational | 100.00% | 28 ms |
About this page. This is a published summary view, not a live telemetry feed — figures are updated from our monitoring platform and the charts above are illustrative of typical behaviour. Customers under a support agreement receive incident notifications directly and can request raw SLO reporting for their own tenant.
Incident log
Every Severity 1 and 2 incident gets a written post-incident review shared with affected customers. Here is the shape of what that looks like.
-
SEV 3 · RESOLVEDElevated notification latency
Transactional email delivery delayed by up to 8 minutes for approximately 40 minutes, caused by a downstream provider queue backlog. No messages were lost. Mitigated by failing over to the secondary sending route; provider routing now health-checked continuously.
-
SEV 3 · RESOLVEDMarketplace search degradation
Search results returned slowly for a subset of category filters following an index rebuild. Read traffic was served from the previous index while the rebuild completed. Index rebuilds now run blue/green rather than in place.
-
SEV 2 · RESOLVEDRegional API error rate spike
A deployment introduced a connection-pool regression, raising the error rate in one region. Automated rollback triggered on error-budget burn within 4 minutes and service recovered without manual intervention. Pool sizing is now covered by a load test in the release gate.
Incident severity definitions and response targets are set out in the Service Level Agreement.
- Availability99.9% monthly, measured per tenant as successful requests over total
- Latencyp95 under 300 ms server-side, excluding media streams
- RPO≤ 5 minutes point-in-time recovery
- RTO≤ 60 minutes region failover, exercised quarterly
- Change failureUnder 5% of deploys requiring rollback or hotfix
- CustomersIncident notifications are sent to your registered technical contacts automatically.
- Everyone elseEmail support@nexivlabs.com to be added to the status distribution list.
- UrgentCall +1 (323) 289-0039 during UK business hours.