USGS Earthquakes

USGS Earthquakes

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United States·USGS Earthquakes

Stack Health Score

Score = 30-day uptime − penalties
Latency >500ms: −2 | >1000ms: −5
Outages this month: −2 each
Degradations this month: −1 each
89.9/100

Uptime · Latency · Incidents

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99.91%

UptimePercentage of time the API was available.
Only DOWN status impacts this metric.

229ms

Avg Latency

1,000+

APIs monitored

0

Outages

10

Degradations

This Month

About USGS Earthquakes's USGS Earthquakes

USGS Earthquakes's USGS Earthquakes provides real-time and historical earthquake data through USGS. The USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, part of the US Geological Survey, publishes earthquake data. The USGS Earthquakes is used by developers worldwide for earthquake data, seismic monitoring, hazard information, research.

Probecast monitors the USGS Earthquakes from 4 global regions (US West, US East, Europe, Asia Pacific) every 5 minutes, tracking uptime, latency and regional availability. Our real-time monitoring helps developers and teams understand the current health of USGS Earthquakes's USGS Earthquakes and get alerted the moment service degrades.

Why monitor USGS Earthquakes?

If your product depends on USGS Earthquakes for critical features, an outage on USGS Earthquakes's side is an outage on your product. Probecast detects USGS Earthquakes incidents as they start, giving you time to communicate with customers, fall back to alternative services or pause background jobs gracefully.

Current status

As of the latest check, USGS Earthquakes is operational. The 30-day uptime is 99.91%, with 10 incidents recorded this month. Average response latency across all regions is 229ms.

●Uptime History

30-day uptime99.91%
30 days ago
Operational
Degraded
Down
Yesterday

Regional Status

🇺🇸

US West

Operational

358ms

latency

🇺🇸

US East

Operational

24ms

latency

🇪🇺

Europe

Operational

44ms

latency

🌏

Asia Pacific

Operational

488ms

latency

Latency (24h)

Avg: 124ms
Limit: 5000ms
Min: 31ms
Max: 2043ms
2043ms1022ms0ms
06:40 PM11:00 PM
Last response:
HTTP 200
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API Information

Monitored Endpoint

GEThttps://earthquake.usgs.gov/fdsnws/event/1/query?format=geojson&limit=1

Category

United States

Health Check

GET request

Check Interval

Every 5 minutes

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