Vendor status · Registry
Is npm down right now?
The npm registry every JavaScript build reaches for.
- State
- operational
- Last read
Polled every five minutes from npm's own feed, quoted rather than interpreted.
What the feed reported
one bar per UTC day
Each bar is the worst state npm's feed reported on that UTC day; a faint bar means no reading.
100.0% npm's feed reported no problem in 100.0% of our readings over 4 days, since 16 Oct 2026.
That is npm's own word, sampled by Quietbeat every five minutes. It is not an independent measurement, an SLA or an availability figure.
Incidents reported
newest first, as the feed listed them
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Issues with login and viewing packages minor resolved
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Issues with npm package publish and private install minor resolved
Questions people ask.
Is npm down right now?
As of 19 Oct 2026, 11:00 UTC, npm's own status feed said: All Systems Operational. That is the vendor's own report, not an independent check.
When was the last npm outage?
The newest incident npm rated major is "Publish and Install failures", which began on 24 Jul 2026, 11:08 UTC: resolved after 30 min.
How many incidents has npm reported recently?
Quietbeat saw no incident open on npm's feed since 16 Oct 2026. Incidents are as npm's feed listed them.
How often does npm's feed report a problem?
npm's feed reported no problem in 100.0% of our readings over 4 days, since 16 Oct 2026. That is the feed's own word, read every five minutes, not an independent measurement.
Where is npm's official status page?
npm's official status page is at https://status.npmjs.org.
The question this page cannot answer.
Whether your thing is down. A vendor's status page is the last place to find that out — it is written by people who are, at that moment, busy. Many outages never make it onto one at all.
Quietbeat checks your own endpoints from several vantages, pages you when they stop answering, and — if you list npm as a dependency — annotates the incident with whatever this feed was saying at the minute it opened. An annotation, never a reason to stay quiet.
Other vendors
Unofficial. Quietbeat is not affiliated with npm; names and trademarks belong to their owners. Readings are npm's own feed as observed by Quietbeat.