status.bourse.pl: Measured Uptime and a 99.9% SLA for the Bourse API
How Bourse measures availability every five minutes, what the 90-day history on status.bourse.pl shows and what the Enterprise service level agreement covers.
When an API fails during market hours, a fund loses more than time. That is why Bourse publishes its availability instead of describing it.
Key takeaways
- status.bourse.pl checks five components every 5 minutes: the REST API, the MCP server, the website, the database and the data pipelines.
- Each component shows 90 days of daily uptime bars, 30-day and 24-hour uptime and median and 95th-percentile latency.
- The numbers are measured, never rounded up. Incidents and planned maintenance are listed on the same page.
- Enterprise includes a 99.9% monthly uptime commitment for the REST API, with service credits of 10%, 25% or 50% of the monthly fee below 99.9%, 99.0% and 95.0%.
Machine-readable
`` curl https://api.bourse.pl/status ``
returns the same summary as JSON, so you can alert on it from your own monitoring.
What the SLA does not cover
Public sources such as SEC EDGAR or the House disclosure site sometimes publish late; that delays new records but does not make the API unavailable. Maintenance announced 48 hours ahead and limits of your plan are excluded too. The full text is in the API terms.
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