- Online, heard
- The recorder on node-00 reads each network’s gossip once a minute; each reading is a pass. A node is heard in a pass if its heartbeat was live then, and online if it was heard in the newest pass.
- Bars
- Each bar covers the last 180 passes, about 3 hours. A tall mark means heard and a short dark mark means not heard. A hatched stretch is time when the recorder itself was not sampling, which is missing evidence, not an outage.
- Uptime
- The share of passes that heard the node, counted from its first heartbeat in the last 24 hours. The two figures with it are passes heard and passes in that time.
- Free
- The node’s archive budget remaining, not its whole disk.
- Pinned
- Members whose node reports the dataset pinned, from each network’s pin tracker, which the recorder reads about every five minutes. Copies held by node-00-observer are not counted in iosp-laptops.
- Retrieved, failed
- Once an hour node-00 asks one member, chosen at random, for one of its datasets, starting at the top block and following a path of blocks down to the file data; someone can also run the check by hand, and those runs count too. Retrieved means that member itself sent those blocks; failed means it could not be reached or did not send them in time. In a member’s checks, the time after a retrieved check is how long it took. The check never asks node-00 itself.
- Meeting point
- The node new members join a network through; node-00 is the meeting point of both networks. It is online when heard in that network’s newest pass.
- Working, late
- The recorder is late after more than 5 minutes without a pass, the retrieval check after more than 75 minutes without a check, and the indexer after more than 26 hours without a push to this site. A service whose newest record falls inside its limit is working.
- No data
- The page has nothing to judge the service by. Either nothing was recorded in the last 24 hours, the indexer has no push recorded or no active registration on this site, or the record could not be read.
