"Downtime" means:
Loss of external connectivity or persistent disk access for the Single Instance or, with respect to Instances in Multiple Regions, all applicable running instances. The period that Client cannot access the Services as a result of a failure of the Company's infrastructure or other incident on Company's side of the Demarcation Point, provided that the Downtime does not include any period of time when the Services are degraded (e.g., slowed to an Internet connection speed of less than 10 Gbps) but is still accessible (e.g., nodes are still in Client's physical possession and use).
Downtime does not include any unavailability, suspension, or termination of Services that is due to any of the following: (i) suspension or termination described in Section 5 of the Agreement; (ii) events that are outside of Company's reasonable control, including any events of force majeure such as earthquakes, downtime of the relevant submarine communication cables, failure of telecommunications infrastructure or systems, riots, Acts of God, etc.; (iii) events that result from any actions or inactions on Client's part in connection with Client's use of Services, including Client's negligence or authorize operations; (iv) events that arise out of Client's or any third parties' equipment, software, and/or technology, or relevant configurations on Client's side of the Demarcation Point; (v) events that result from Client's failure to adhere to any required configurations for the use of Services; (vi) events that result from any faults or configuration changes on the networks or equipment which do not belong to Company; (vii) events that result from Client's illegal or unlawful use of Services, events that result from Client's breach of any of the terms and conditions of the Agreement, or Client's failure to observe Company's product usage documentation and usage suggestions when Client performs operations; (viii) events that result from Client's non-payment of any charges payable to Company; (ix) events that result from critical accidents or failure of the relevant internet service provider(s) or maintenance pursuant to applicable agreements; (x) events that result from the hacking of Client's applications; (xi) events that result from loss or leakage of data, tokens, passwords, ssh-key and so on due to Client's improper maintenance; (xii) events that result from instance startup dependencies on ephemeral/local disk and/or the data in the ephemeral/local disk whose host is in critical accidents or failure, because any data in ephemeral/local disk will be erased after its host in critical accidents or failure; (xiii) events related to any network, software, or hardware maintenance, upgrade, and repairs; and (xiv) events that result from planned downtime or migration for which Company provided Client advance notice of no less than forty-eight (48) hours.