glassbreak.io — primary
Fastly routes to the two Glassbreak boxes (AWS + Scaleway) with health-checked failover between them. Failover is invisible to clients.
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- https://api.glassbreak.io/api/public/status
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System Status
Glassbreak runs the same API across independent clouds — AWS and Scaleway today, with Microsoft Azure planned as the third — reachable through three direct doors. This page polls each one from your browser — if you open the network panel you will see three requests going to three different hostnames. We do not aggregate the result server-side, because aggregating defeats the point of the claim.
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glassbreak.cloud — EU backup
Direct line to the EU box (Scaleway, fr-par / Paris). Bypasses Fastly. Full EU-only data residency ships with the Enterprise EU zone.
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- https://api.glassbreak.cloud/api/public/status
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glass-break.com — US backup
Direct line to the US box (AWS, us-east-1). Bypasses Fastly.
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Recent incidents
No incidents in the last 30 days. When one happens, it will appear here with the affected door, start time, and resolution — not before.
Footer indicators
Show two small badges in the page footer: which box origin served the HTML (the AWS or Scaleway box), and which box responded (AWS or Scaleway). The box indicator polls /api/public/statusonce per minute per tab. Off by default — there's no reason to spend an API call on the homepage if you're not actively watching the routing.
This page polls each vertical directly from your browser; we don't proxy through a single origin. If a vertical is unreachable from your network it will show as Unreachable rather than fail-open green. The aggregate banner is derived from the live cards above — there is no separate uptime database backing it.