Typical completion time P50
Half of successful tasks finish within this time
Track availability, video download speed, and generation performance from real tasks.
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Time from submission to completion, including queueing and status checks. Download time is excluded.
Half of successful tasks finish within this time
90% of successful tasks finish within this time
Includes input, parameter, and content validation failures
Excludes identified input, parameter, and content validation failures
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Gaps indicate too few samples, not zero duration or an outage. The trend follows the duration and resolution filters.
Duration: Based on successful tasks completed during the selected period, including queueing, generation, and status checks. P50 is the median; P90 is the time within which 90% of successful tasks finish. These are historical figures, not completion-time guarantees. Filter by video duration and resolution for a meaningful comparison.
Completion rate: Successful tasks divided by finished tasks. Tasks still in progress are excluded. Service success rate also excludes identified input, parameter, and content validation failures; all other failures remain included.
Availability: Updated every 5 minutes. If an update fails, the last successful count and its timestamp are retained.
Download speed: Total bytes from video downloads completed in the past hour divided by their combined download time. Includes partial (Range) downloads and excludes generation time. 1 MB = 1,000,000 bytes. Always covers the past hour, regardless of model, duration, or resolution filters. Shows “—” when no downloads have completed. If an update fails, the last successful reading and its timestamp are retained.
Samples and updates: Updated every 5 minutes. Data is marked as outdated after 15 minutes without an update. Generation statistics are hidden when fewer than 5 valid samples are available. Durations are rounded to 5-second increments.