Uptimeby GlyphLakebase Postgres SLA
Databricks · Databases · promises up to 99.99% · checked 47d ago
Incidents, last 365 days
The Databricks status page has no public incident history feed.
Commitments and credits
High Availability endpoint
Lakebase endpoints with high availability (secondary compute instances' connection strings excluded)
Credit: below 99.99%: 5% · below 99.9%: 10% · below 99%: 25% · below 95%: 50%
Single Compute endpoint
Lakebase endpoints on a single compute instance
Credit: below 99.9%: 10% · below 99%: 25% · below 95%: 50%
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Terms, exclusions and sources
- Measured
- Monthly Uptime Percentage per Lakebase Endpoint; a minute is unavailable if all continuous connection attempts via the Covered Connection String fail
- Credit cap
- 50% of the endpoint's monthly compute Fees (highest band)
- Claim window
- By the end of the calendar month following the month in which the SLA Event occurred
- How to claim
- Notify Databricks in writing at help@databricks.com with Verification Information (workspace ID, endpoint ID, request logs)
- Not covered
- Force majeure; Customer noncompliance with the Agreement or Databricks support recommendations; Customer acts or omissions incl. overloading the database, ignoring resource health concerns; Customer equipment, software or other technology; Use with a Beta Service
- Status history
- The Databricks status page has no public incident history feed.
- Weighted uptime
Less than 99.99% but greater than or equal to 99.9% | N/A | 5% ... Less than 95.0% | 50% | 50%
The page prints no version date. The Single Compute column reads 'N/A' for the 99.9-99.99% band, so the committed level for single compute is 99.9% (inferred from the first credit band). Credits are a % of the endpoint's compute Fees, applied to future Platform Services usage and not counting toward usage commitments.