Light and dark themes can be switched from the header. Service cards now list every supported client year, peak tiles are gone, and services whose player counts cannot be read show a gray Limited badge instead of looking offline.
The status board now uses a dark palette. The retired services are gone, leaving Syntax alongside Bloxxia, Octane, Pekora and Hexium. Service cards keep their client badges but drop the separate Clients tile.
Bloxxia, Octane, Pekora and Hexium are now tracked with their Lureon alert and game-list endpoints. The old nine-service board is retired; Syntax remains as the only legacy entry. Client support spans 2017 through 2021 depending on the service.
Same idea, new engine: Next.js 16, Redis-backed history, server-side polling and a completely redone interface inspired by the status pages of 2014 — panels, tables, gradients and all.
Solario has been retired. Syntax (syntax.eco) now takes its place with 2018, 2020 and 2021 clients, site-stats player counts and its own Discord invite.
Samples now live in Redis instead of JSON files: minute resolution for the last 12 hours, five-minute buckets for the rest of the 24-hour window, plus maintained 24-hour and all-time peaks.
Outages are derived from history: if a service reported zero players and later came back, the recovery shows up under Recent Recoveries with its downtime and peak since.
Final iteration of the v1 dashboard before the rewrite. Its service list, clients and Discord links were carried over, with Solario later replaced by Syntax.