Embargo

Coverage

Which days the collector actually ran, because a gap in collection must never read as a period in which nothing was posted.

The queue is not observable in arrears. A result sitting in review this morning is invisible this morning, and the only way to know what the registry looked like on a particular day is to have been there on that day. Every day the collector does not run is a day that cannot be recovered.

80,251Trials
275,771Record revisions
1,194Cached revisions
Day (UTC)OkFailedUnclosedRows appended
2026-09-281006,405
2026-09-271006,612
2026-09-261007,454
2026-09-251006,674
2026-09-241005,978
2026-09-231007,255
2026-09-221006,732
2026-09-211006,347
2026-09-201007,441
2026-09-191006,594
2026-09-181006,144
2026-09-171006,717
2026-09-161007,196
2026-09-151007,686
2026-09-141007,329
2026-09-131006,487
2026-09-121008,789
2026-09-111006,664
2026-09-101006,703
2026-09-091009,099
2026-09-081006,319
2026-09-071007,205
2026-09-061006,971
2026-09-051006,626
2026-09-041006,403
2026-09-031006,943
2026-09-021005,841
2026-09-011006,964
2026-08-311006,349
2026-08-3040228,062

A day absent from this list is a day nothing ran. Unclosed counts runs that started and never finished — a job killed mid-run leaves its row open, which is exactly what a silently dead scheduled collector should look like from the outside.

Last collection: daily, ok, 6,405 rows appended. Registry snapshot 2026-09-25.