Downtime
Downtime is the overall number of minutes the Entri modal and/or Entri API endpoints were unresponsive during a fiscal quarter (i.e., January 1 through March 31 and every three-month period thereafter). Entri calculates unavailability using server monitoring software to measure the server-side error rate, ping test results, web server tests, TCP port tests, and website tests. Downtime excludes the following:- Slowness or other performance issues with individual features (link expansions, search, file uploads, etc.)
- Issues that are related to external apps or third parties (such as a specific DNS provider experiencing issues, or a domain registrar partner that Entri partners with for Entri Sell)
- Any products or features identified as pilot, alpha, beta or similar
- External network or equipment problems outside of our reasonable control, such as bad routing tables between your internet service provider (ISP) and our server
- Scheduled Downtime for maintenance
Uptime Commitment
Entri is to have an uptime of 99.99% within a fiscal quarter. Uptime is the percentage of total possible minutes the Entri API endpoints were accessible during a fiscal quarter. Our commitment is to maintain at least 99.99% uptime.Scheduled Downtime
Sometimes we need to perform maintenance to keep Entri working smoothly. If scheduled downtime is necessary, we’ll give you at least 7 days advance notice.Breaking Change Updates
If Entri releases a breaking change, or other substantial formatting update, we will provide a notification, no less than 2 weeks before our scheduled release date. At that time, you will have access to a pre-release version of this update, hosted athttps://cdn.goentri.com/prerelease/entri.js so you can test it on your current implementation.

