If the status monitor below is invisible, check your firewall. It is currently served from a web server on port 8090, and we have become aware that some firewalls block outgoing requests to this port.
The table above shows the current status of all the web services in FuncNet — the front-end server, which is the main entry point to the pipeline, and each of the predictors.
The status is determined by sending a small query to each of the services every ten minutes, and validating the result against the service’s WSDL. Any services not shown in this table are still under development.
N.B. Under certain circumstances, a service can show a problem in this table and yet still return results through the pipeline. This is because the front-end server that passes your queries to the predictors is intentionally rather relaxed about things like schema validation, so that it is more robust in the face of subtle problems and incompatibilities.
Please note that some prediction services work via database lookups, and others by running computationally-expensive jobs. Therefore a long response time does not necessarily mean that a service is overloaded.
Status widget design credit: Corin Yeats.
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