Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) Status Dashboard

Dashboard objective

This dashboard allows you to identify if there are any ongoing service disruptions or outages currently affecting FCM and to monitor FCM service statuses.

View your project's FCM metrics

You can check your project's FCM metrics in theGoogle Cloud console. Note that individual experiences may differ due to an app's unique infrastructure.
If you're experiencing slow sends and the status dashboard isn't reporting any service issues, your first step should be to investigate issues on your side. We recommend checking out thesebest practices.

Google Cloud console

Outage status

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HTTP v1 API latency status

This measures the latency it takes to respond to your request to send a message. It does not measure the latency to deliver the message. If the latency status is elevated, expect a longer response time.

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HTTP v1 API availability status

A measure of request success rate (non-5xx status code responses). If the availability status is degraded, expect a lower success rate.

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Service level objectives (SLOs)

We have the following SLOs related to latency and availability:

Latency: 95% ofHTTP v1 API requests responded under 350ms over a 30-day period
Availability: 99% ofHTTP v1 API requests responded with a non-5xx status code over a 30-day period

While we don't provide an SLA, we aim to resolve SLO violations quickly. For large outages, please check theFirebase Status Dashboard for updates.

Additional Resources

List of past incident history can be viewedhere
For support, seehttps://firebase.google.com/support
HTTP v1 API documentation, seehttps://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/fcm/rest/v1/projects.messages/send
For best practices, seehttps://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/scale-fcm