●Incident

iRail Liveboard outage.

ResolvedDEGRADATION · HIGH

Oct 25, 2026, 12:16 PM · about 10 hours ago · Duration: 19min

Detected by Probecast

Incident Summary

API iRail Liveboard is currently DOWN in us-east.

Diagnostic Details

Error Type: http HTTP Status: 504 Error Message: API returned HTTP 504 Retry Attempts: 1 (all failed)

Validation Results

Validation Reason: DOWN in multiple regions: asia, europe, us-west + us-east Consecutive DOWN Checks: 2 Time Between Checks: 291s

Cross-Region Impact

Also DOWN in: asia, europe, us-west Total Affected Regions: 4

Severity Assessment

Level: HIGH Multiple regions affected or critical error type detected.

Detected by Probecast Health Monitor - 2026-10-25T12:16:30.139Z

Timeline

●Started

Oct 25, 2026, 12:16 PM

about 10 hours ago

●Resolved

Oct 25, 2026, 12:35 PM

about 9 hours ago

●Duration

19min

Total downtime

Evidence Logs6 checks

Time	Region	Status	Latency	Code
Oct 25, 12:16 PM	us-east	down	169ms	504
Oct 25, 12:16 PM	us-west	down	159ms	504
Oct 25, 12:15 PM	europe	down	27ms	504

For the projects you ship

How many of your clients depend on iRail?

When iRail slows down, every project that depends on it feels it at once — and the first call goes to whoever shipped it. Probecast watches the sites you ship and the providers underneath them, shows which clients an outage touches and turns each month into a report your client can trust.

One provider breaks. See every client it touches.

Ordered by how many clients it hits, so you message the right people first.

Each client's site and store, checked from four regions.

US West & East, Europe and Asia — a regional outage never hides.

A monthly report under your brand, reviewed by your team before it goes out.

Uptime, incidents, traffic, revenue and support — signed off by a person.

Your team scoped per client. Every change on the record.

Freelancers see only their clients; every change lands in an append-only audit log.

Start free Book 15 minutes →View iRail full status →

Alerts land on email, Slack, push or webhooks — with the client's name on them.