How to Check Jiinubi Service Status
At Jiinubi, we pride ourselves on transparency. If you experience a slow connection or your website isn't loading, check our real-time system status before opening a support ticket.
Where to Check Status
We provide two main ways to monitor our infrastructure:
- Public Status Page: Visit jiinubi.com/status to see a live "traffic light" system for Shared Hosting, VPS nodes, and Email clusters.
- Network Issues: Log in to your Client Area (Dashboard) > Support > Network Issues. This section lists:
- Scheduled Maintenance: Planned upgrades to keep servers fast.
- Unscheduled Outages: Real-time alerts for unexpected hardware or network issues.
Understanding the Status Icons
- ???? Operational: All systems running at peak performance.
- ???? Degraded Performance: System is online, but some users may experience slight delays.
- ???? Service Outage: A critical issue is being worked on by our technical team.
Our 99.9% Uptime Guarantee (SLA)
Jiinubi provides a 99.9% Uptime Guarantee on all hosting and cloud services, ensuring your website remains accessible to the global internet for at least 99.9% of the month (~less than 45 minutes of unplanned downtime per month).
What is Covered?
- Network Availability: Connection to the global internet backbone.
- Hardware Reliability: SSD-powered servers running your data.
- Power & Cooling: Local data center infrastructure.
Exclusions (What is Not Covered)
- Scheduled Maintenance: Announced at least 24 hours in advance.
- Customer Error: Issues caused by custom code, script errors, or account suspension due to non-payment.
- External Factors: DDoS attacks or "Acts of God" (Force Majeure) outside Jiinubi's control.
How to Claim Uptime Credit
- Monitor: Note the start and end time of the downtime.
- Request: Open a ticket with the Billing Department within 7 days of the incident.
- Credit: Once verified, your account will be credited for the outage duration on the next renewal invoice.
Notice:
The SLA only applies to infrastructure managed by Jiinubi. Custom code, third-party plugins, and external networks are not covered.
Tip:
Check the status page first to avoid opening unnecessary support tickets.