System status
Automated HTTP checks from Intastellar Help. Machine-readable snapshot: /api/status.json.
How we measure uptime
Short notes so you know what this page represents.
- Synthetic checks: automated HTTP requests from our hosting provider to each public URL below β not real-user (RUM) monitoring.
- Schedule: production runs about once per minute (your projectβs cron configuration).
- A check passes when the HTTP status is below 500; timeouts and network errors count as failed.
- Timelines, incident log, latency trends, and the headline uptime percentage use stored checks from the last 48 hours (UTC), up to 5000 samples per load (MongoDB TTL about 14 days). The headline figure also treats active operator notices and scheduled maintenance (when they apply) like downtime for that run.
- All times on this page are UTC.
Scheduled maintenance
No in-progress or upcoming maintenance windows are published right now.
Last deploy
Commit
d30df16 Β· View commit on GitHub
Branch
development
Message
feat: enhance privacy compliance and update geo-detection logic Expanded support for privacy regulations by implementing US state opt-out laws, Canadian PIPEDA and Law 25, Australian Privacy Act, and Saudi PDPL. Updated geo-detection logic to dynamically manage consent settings based on user location. Adjusted the consent management system to reflect these changes, ensuring compliance with local laws. Additionally, modified the BOOT_RANGES for improved processing accuracy.
100% uptime
We run these checks automatically on a schedule. Over the last 48 hours (UTC), we stored 5000 runs Β· 5000 count as fully up: every service responded normally in that run, with no active operator notice or scheduled maintenance applying to that moment.
Intastellar Consents
https://www.intastellarconsents.com
Recent checks β last 48 hours (5000 samples)
Response time (Intastellar Consents)
Min 17 msMax 1020 msLatest 37 msHTTP 20037 msConsents CDN (uc.js)
https://consents.cdn.intastellarsolutions.com/uc.js
Recent checks β last 48 hours (5000 samples)
Response time (Consents CDN (uc.js))
Min 17 msMax 547 msLatest 36 msHTTP 20036 msinta.dev - Developer Portal
https://inta.dev/
Recent checks β last 48 hours (5000 samples)
Response time (inta.dev - Developer Portal)
Min 28 msMax 1944 msLatest 43 msHTTP 20043 msIntastellar Consents β analytics collect (health)
https://analytics.intastellarsolutions.com/collect?health=1
Recent checks β last 48 hours (5000 samples)
Response time (Intastellar Consents β analytics collect (health))
Min 62 msMax 618 msLatest 271 msHTTP 200271 ms
Operator notices
Updates posted by the team when we communicate an issue or follow-up (separate from automated probe history below).
- Resolved
Intastellar Consents Platform: Issue accessing the platform when logged in
We are currently having issues with routing of Intastellar Consents, which affects the view of our dashboards on intastellarconsents.com/gdpr/dashboard. We are working on implementing a solution, to solve the issue.
Updates
Update Β· Apr 20, 2026, 8:50 AM UTC Β· felix.schultz@intastellar.com Β· Investigating β Resolved
We fixed the issue. There where a miss configured file causing the 404 error
Monitors: Intastellar Consents
Posted by felix.schultz@intastellar.com Β· Β· Resolved
- Resolved
Intastellar Consents (CMP) Dashboard - CORS Errors
We have noticed some CORS errors with our APIs for Intastellar Consents CMP platform - causing currently blank page on the dashboard. We are working on the situation to fix it as fast as possible. Consent collection is still working & we do not see any problems with these endpoints. Monitors: Intastellar Consents.
Updates
Update Β· Apr 6, 2026, 7:52 PM UTC Β· felix.schultz@intastellar.com Β· Identified β Resolved
We fixed the issue - some header requests werenΒ΄t allowed to connect. Which caused the APIΒ΄s to be blocked on the request. Everything is resolved & the Intastellar Consents dashboard, is up an running again.
Monitors: Intastellar Consents
Posted by felix.schultz@intastellar.com Β· Β· Resolved
Incident log
An incident is a stored cron run where at least one target was down (HTTP 5xx, timeout, or no response β same rules as the live checks). If everything in recent history passed, this list stays empty.