Is Alternative PHP Cache down? NO

Alternative PHP Cache status: Up

Automated checks and community reports agree. We last reached Alternative PHP Cache 2 minutes ago and have seen no user-reported problems in the past 24 hours.

Uptime, 30 days
100%
Reports, 24 hours
None
Last downtime
3 days ago
Last check
2 minutes ago

Alternative PHP Cache Status Details

About Alternative PHP Cache

The APC (Alternative PHP Cache) is an Open Source opcode cache extension to the PHP programming...

This is the unofficial Alternative PHP Cache status page.

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Updated

Automated status checks

Website reachable Yes
Last check 2 minutes ago
Last downtime 3 days ago

Reported issues, last 24h

Reports, last 24h None
Reports, last 7 days None
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Last 30 days uptime monitor

100% up · 1 degraded day · 0 outages
Aug 28 Sep 26
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