Status
Live service status, current incidents, and historical uptime are published at:
status.oneapi.finance Open in a new tab. Updated continuously by the gateway and worker fleet.
What’s on the status page
- Per-component state for the gateway, the worker fleet, the cache layer, the Postgres primary, and each upstream source we depend on.
- Active incidents with rolling updates as we investigate and recover.
- Historical uptime for the last 90 days per component.
- Scheduled maintenance announcements at least 7 days in advance for anything that may degrade the gateway.
- Post-mortems for incidents that exceeded 30 minutes of customer-visible impact.
Subscribing
The status page supports email and webhook subscriptions. We recommend subscribing your team’s incident channel (PagerDuty, Slack webhook, generic HTTP endpoint).
Programmatic check
A minimal “is the API up” probe:
curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer oa_live_..." \ -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}\n" \ https://api.oneapi.finance/v1/usage200 is healthy. 5xx over multiple consecutive checks is a real outage.
Use this as a synthetic monitor; we do not currently expose a dedicated
/health endpoint on the public host.
Reporting an issue
If you observe a discrepancy between what the status page says and what your
client is seeing, file a report at support@oneapi.finance with:
- Time of the issue (UTC).
- Source IP region (US, EU, APAC).
- A few example request paths that returned the wrong status.
- The value of
meta.sourceyou saw, if any.
We page on incidents but not on individual customer reports, so an early report from you can shorten our mean-time-to-detect.
See also
- SLAs — uptime commitments.
- Data sources — what each upstream covers.