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Vendor reliability

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Groq

Vendor reports Operational

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Front door check counts and Groq’s own incident posts. Use them to investigate a dependency; neither confirms what happened in your app.

Front door checks

We send a request to a documented Groq endpoint and count the checks that got the answer it is documented to give.

  • Front door reachable in 2,876 of 2,876 checks with a clear answer, last 30 days, checked every 15 minutes from a single CheckUpstream location.

    3 more checks gave no clear answer and are not counted.

    Endpoint checked
    api.groq.com
    Scope
    apiNo vendor region
    First check in this window
    Latest clear answer

Checks 15 minutes apart cannot see disruptions shorter than that. A check that reached the front door does not show that every Groq product, region or your app worked.

How we count front door checks

Groq says

Incident posts from Groq’s status page, with its titles, impact levels and times. They say what Groq chose to post, not what reached your app.

A closed record shows when our record closed. Some older records closed when a post left the status page, without a resolution post from the vendor.

3

incidents Groq posted, last 30 days

All vendors’ incidents

Most recent records · all dates

  • Model Performance or Availability Issue

    Not specified

    Started, per Groq

    Closed in our record(22m)

  • GroqCloud Console Errors Affecting Multiple Regions

    Not specified

    Started, per Groq

    Closed in our record(53m)

  • Model Performance or Availability Issue - minimaxai/minimax-m2.7

    Not specified

    Started, per Groq

    Closed in our record(6h 10m)

Your code, your dependencies

See which of your code paths call Groq

Connect GitHub or GitLab to find where your public or private repository uses Groq. Review each match and your alert settings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Groq currently down?

Groq's latest recorded status is Operational. Check the timestamp and linked source at the top of this page. A vendor status report does not establish whether your application was affected.

When did Groq last have an outage?

The most recent closed incident record began 3 days ago and spans 22 minutes. The vendor reported an incident. Closure may reflect a disappeared post or an expired tracking period; it does not confirm vendor or application recovery. Check the dated history and source links.

Does CheckUpstream publish an uptime percentage for Groq?

No. CheckUpstream checks Groq’s front door every 15 minutes and publishes how many checks reached it over the last 30 days, with the endpoint checked. Checks 15 minutes apart cannot see disruptions shorter than that. A percentage would claim more than the checks can show.

How do I monitor Groq in production?

Create your account, connect GitHub or GitLab and choose a public or private repository. Review the vendor matches and your alert settings. Available notification channels and history depend on your plan.

How does CheckUpstream track Groq?

This record separates vendor-reported incidents from independent checks. Sources and coverage vary by vendor: review the linked source, check time and measurement scope. Neither kind of evidence establishes SLA credit eligibility.