BlizCloud Status

All systems operational

Updated 13 Nov 2026, 16:32

Platform

Sign-in (BlizSSO)
Single sign-on for all BlizCloud services
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago99.99 % uptime since 9 NovToday
Developer portal
Documentation and tools for developers
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago100.00 % uptime since 9 NovToday

Data and APIs

BlizDB
Databases and SQL API
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago99.99 % uptime since 9 NovToday
BlizFiles
Files and documents
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago100.00 % uptime since 9 NovToday
Messaging API
SMS and email
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago100.00 % uptime since 9 NovToday
Payments API
Payments
Operational
90 days ago30 days ago100.00 % uptime since 9 NovToday
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How we operate BlizCloud

Reliability is not a promise but a routine. This is what we do every day.

Clustered servers

The platform runs on a cluster of three servers. If one fails, workloads move to the others automatically.

Data stored three times

Every write is stored on three independent disks in the cluster before it is confirmed.

Nightly backup in two places

Backups every night, both locally and in a separate data centre in the EU, including a copy that cannot be changed or deleted.

We test our restores

Every month we restore a server from backup and boot it to prove the backup works. Latest test: 11 Nov 2026.

Monitored around the clock

Automatic monitoring from inside and from outside every 5 minutes, with alerts by SMS and email.

Maintenance by schedule

Security updates every month and a fixed maintenance plan for hardware, certificates and backup.

Recent incidents

No incidents in the last 14 days.

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