Website down checker / couchbase.com
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couchbase.com (Couchbase) is up and reachable from all 16 locations as of October 23, 2026 at 21:08 UTC (median response time 72 ms).
- Status
- Online
- Reachability
- 16 of 16 online
- Median response
- 72 ms
- Last checked
Probes this hostname from 16 locations.
Americas
Ashburn (us-east-1)
Online78ms
403 Forbidden
Columbus (us-east-2)
Online62ms
403 Forbidden
San Francisco (us-west-1)
Online59ms
403 Forbidden
Portland (us-west-2)
Online72ms
403 Forbidden
Montreal (ca-central-1)
Online66ms
403 Forbidden
São Paulo (sa-east-1)
Online60ms
403 Forbidden
Europe
Dublin (eu-west-1)
Online106ms
403 Forbidden
London (eu-west-2)
Online59ms
403 Forbidden
Paris (eu-west-3)
Online86ms
403 Forbidden
Frankfurt (eu-central-1)
Online109ms
403 Forbidden
Stockholm (eu-north-1)
Online130ms
403 Forbidden
Asia Pacific
Tokyo (ap-northeast-1)
Online91ms
403 Forbidden
Seoul (ap-northeast-2)
Online49ms
403 Forbidden
Osaka (ap-northeast-3)
Online42ms
403 Forbidden
Singapore (ap-southeast-1)
Online65ms
403 Forbidden
Oceania
Sydney (ap-southeast-2)
Online77ms
403 Forbidden
How to read a regional check
- All 16 regions failing
- The hostname is failing from every probe location. That usually means the origin is down, the TLS certificate has expired, or authoritative DNS is not answering. It is not a problem on one network path.
- One region or continent failing
- When a single city or one continent is offline and the rest return HTTP 200, the origin is up. The failure is usually a CDN or anycast edge route, or a regional cloud impairment between that probe and the site.
- All 16 regions return 200, but it fails in your browser
- The site is reachable from our probes. A local failure is usually a stale ISP DNS cache, a corporate firewall or VPN, or a browser extension blocking the request.
- HTTP 403 or 429 from the probes
- A 403 or 429 from many cloud probes often means a WAF or Cloudflare bot challenge is blocking AWS IP ranges. That is not the same as an application outage. Compare the status code with what your browser receives.
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