This chart provides user-reported problems for Exalate in the last 12 hours. It's a collection of user reports from different sources.
We continuously monitor the official Exalate status page for updates on any ongoing outages. Check the stats for the latest 30 days and a list of the last Exalate outages and possible affected you.
Minor · started 1 day ago
Exalate service can be unavailable for some cloud-based environments. We identified errors related to memory usage and currently working on the resolution with the highest priority. In case you are experiencing issues accessing Exalate on your instance, feel free to contact Exalate Support.
Minor · started 30 days ago
Issues with installation of Exalate for Salesforce.
Reported problems with installation of Exalate for Salesforce bridge. The problem has been identified as an infrastructure issue on Salesforce side. The root cause has been located, we expect Salesforce to take action. We will inform when the solution is ready by updating the Status Page and via support tickets. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
14 day free trial · No credit card required
Maintenance Resolved · about 2 months ago · lasted 7 days
Salesforce can not be installed on several nodes
A number of Salesforce nodes are offline due to update error. The development team is working on a permanent fix. If you experience outage, please contact Exalate Support.
Minor Resolved · 2 months ago · lasted 7 days
Personal Access Token error on multiple environments
Customers are reporting problems with Access Token, such as 401 errors and update Token in general settings.
Major Resolved · 6 months ago · lasted 7 minutes
Table Grid Next Generation outage
SSL certificate expired for the main production endpoint
Maintenance Resolved · 7 months ago · lasted 3 months
Change_request updates can be missed in the latest version of Exalate for ServiceNow
change_request updates can be missed on entries which have been exalated manually (with the entity sync status) after July 11. A workaround and fix is being prepared.
Major Resolved · 7 months ago · lasted 3 minutes
Exalate interface not showing up in the Azure DevOps environment
WORKAROUND: If you experience problems accessing Exalate from Azure DevOps, please try to access the console using Exalate Node URL (you can find it in the Verification email)
Check the current status of the components
IsDown is an uptime monitoring solution for your critical business dependencies. Keep tabs on your SaaS and cloud providers in real-time and never miss another outage again. Get instant alerts and stay informed when an incident impacts your operations.
Start free trialNo credit card required · Cancel anytime · 2359 services available
Integrations with
Quickly identify external outages that impact your business. We are monitoring more than 2300 services in real time.
Your team on top of problems
IsDown aggregates the information from the status pages of all your services, making it easy to monitor the health of all your services in one place. Say goodbye to managing each status page individually - our service simplifies the process.
No more wasting time. Uptime monitoring in real time
Say goodbye to wasting time trying to diagnose issues with your services - our 24/7 monitoring service does the work for you. We'll notify you if there is an incident, so you can focus on other tasks.
Receive alerts in your preferred channels
Our outage monitoring keeps you informed, no matter where you are. Get instant notifications in your email, Slack, Teams, or Discord when an outage is detected, so you can take action quickly.
Easily integrate with your current tools and workflows
Enhance your processes with more information using our integration of Zapier, Webhooks, PagerDuty, and Datadog. Stay notified and in control. Upgrade your operations today.
Avoid notifications clutter
Maximize your control with customizable notifications from each service. Filter by components and severity to only receive the most important updates. Streamline your processes and stay informed with our advanced notification features.
Multiple dashboards, shareable with the world
Create one dashboard for each of your teams/clients/projects and monitor only the services that each uses. Have a dedicated dashboard with custom notification settings. Easily make your dashboard public and share it with the world.
Prepare for scheduled maintenances
Never again be caught off guard by unexpected maintenance from your services. A feed of the next scheduled maintenances is available.
Weekly Digest of the services' outages
Every Monday, you'll receive a weekly summary of what happened the previous week as well as the maintenance schedule for the following week.
The data and notifications you need, in the tools you already use.
DevOps & On-Call Teams
You already monitor your internal systems. What about the external services? Monitor the services your business depends on. Don't waste time looking elsewhere when external outages are the cause of issues.
IT Support Teams
Detect external outages before your clients tell you. Anticipate possible issues and make the necessary arrangements. Having proactive communication, builds trust over clients and prevents flow of support tickets.
5 minute setup,
instant value for your team
Start with a trial account that will allow you to try and monitor up to 40 services for 14 days.
There are 2359 services to choose from and you can start monitoring, and we're adding more every week.
You can get notifications by email, Slack, and Discord. You can also use Zapier or Webhooks to build your workflows.
You'll start getting alerts when we detect outages in your external dependencies! No more wasting time looking in the wrong place!
Try it out! How much time you'll save your team, by having the outages information close to them?