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Firebase: status and incident history today
Firebase Status shows no open incidents right now.
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Status now
No open incidents or maintenance right now.
5 incidents in the last 90 days. Most recent: “Firebase Hosting projects presenting intermittent "Bandwidth Quota Exceeded" errors or failing deployments with quota errors.” (2026-10-07).
Alternatives
Supabase Realtime
Open-source Firebase alternative
Strengths
- PostgreSQL-based
- Open-source
Trade-offs
- Younger project
- Fewer integrations
PocketBase
Open-source backend in a single file with real-time database
Strengths
- Single executable (Go) - no dependencies
- Built-in authentication and file storage
Trade-offs
- SQLite limitations for high concurrency
- Single-server deployment (no horizontal scaling)
Appwrite
Open-source backend server with real-time database and auth
Strengths
- Self-hosted and open-source
- All-in-one backend (database, auth, storage, functions)
Trade-offs
- Requires Docker/container infrastructure
- More complex setup than PocketBase
Convex
Backend platform with reactive real-time database
Strengths
- Reactive queries with automatic caching
- TypeScript-first with full type safety
Trade-offs
- Vendor lock-in (hosted only)
- Relatively new platform
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