Every shard, right now.
Arclo runs sharded across clusters. Each row below is one gateway connection, reporting its own state — read live, not summarised after the fact.
All shards operationalShards
A shard that stops writing its row is marked not reporting rather than left showing its last good state.
| Shard | Status | Servers | Members | Ping | Uptime | Cluster |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #0 | Ready | 1,013 | 54,000 | 16 ms | 48m | 0 |
Find your server’s shard
Paste your server ID. The answer is worked out in your browser and never leaves it.
Discord assigns shards by (server_id >> 22) % 1, so the answer depends on when your server was created — and it changes whenever the shard total does.
What a shard is
Discord splits a large bot’s servers across several gateway connections. Each one is a shard, several shards share a cluster process, and a shard going down affects only the servers on it — which is why this page lists them separately rather than as one green tick.
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