GetBlock Infrastructure
Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Service overview

GetBlock provides users with access to blockchain nodes. Nodes themselves represent the provided service and additional key measures that must be watched and checked by GetBlock. A user interacts with the service by sending HTTP requests to the endpoints (URL) associated with a certain service.

What is SLA?

Service level agreement (SLA) is a documented agreement between a service provider and a customer that identifies both the services required and the expected level of service.

This SLA is applied to the fee-based services available on the website (does not apply to the services provided for free).

Service Level Agreement (SLA)

GetBlock guarantees availability based on the sector to which a certain node belongs (red, yellow, or green). Collectively, these guarantees may be referred to as the SLA. The guarantee does NOT apply when scheduled maintenance occurs with a minimum of seventy-two (72) hour notice.

With this SLA we ensure tools that are used for nodes monitoring and checking to provide high availability. Such metrics as CPU load, bandwidth, disk space, and RAM are monitored in real time. Alerting thresholds are set, so the platform can automatically eliminate any errors before they occur. When protocol updates are required, we make sure to apply them in advance so you see no disruption of service. New nodes are regularly added to the platform and monitored, all available nodes are updated as required.

If you have a problem, you can write to us via the “Contact us” page on the website, Email, or Telegram. Our goal is to provide the best level of support and resolve our customers’ issues as quickly as possible. We aim to respond to new support requests and provide an update for existing ones within 12 hours on business days. Support during weekends is also available but limited, if you have an urgent issue, please, reach out to our support team via Telegram.

Our knowledge base covering the GetBlock service is constantly growing, and new educational articles are regularly added to our Blog.

The node services are divided into three sectors based on their availability:

Red Sector – includes the most popular and frequently used cryptocurrencies’ nodes that always have to show stable performance

Yellow Sector – includes nodes with lower demand that are used not so often

Green Sector – includes those nodes that are used least of all

Availability for each node is displayed in real-time on the Nodes page of the website (later on, availability will be displayed on the node specification pages provided for each node, for example, BTC).

Any HTTP status other than 500–599 is considered successful.

Red

Yellow

Green

The service availability is
≥ 99% per month.

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We guarantee the availability proportion of the latest version of the service software, measured as the ratio of the currently installed software version to the available software version in the official service repository. Is considered successful, if the software was updated within 24 hours of release.

We try to fix any service failures as soon as possible, and we strive to ensure that the troubleshooting time does not exceed more than 3 hours.

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