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Groq API status: API, auth, latency & outage reports

Groq API is operational right now. DownForAI checks Groq API every ~75 minutes across 1 monitored surface, with 0 community reports in the last 24 hours.

Operational
Last probe 3h ago·1 surface
Probe-monitoredMedium confidence
📡 Official status page →📚 Docs →
100.0%
24h Uptime
628ms
p50 Network Latency
1050ms
p95 Network Latency
0
Incidents (30d)

DownForAI monitors Groq API via a single endpoint — Groq API Console. Current status: operational — all surfaces are responding normally. Measured uptime over the last 24 hours: 100.0%. Median response time (24 h): 628 ms; p95: 1050 ms.

No incidents have been logged for Groq API, and no community reports were received in the last 24 hours. Probes run continuously across the configured surfaces.

Data confidence: MediumLast checked 3h 46m ago · 1 monitored surface · 1 with 24 h latency data

Current Status

Operational
Everything works normally
Checked by our probes · 457ms
Verified 3h ago
No major incident reported
No reports in the last 24h

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0reports in the last 24 hours

Surface Health

Groq API ConsoleOperational
HTTP 200p50 628ms3h ago

Uptime — last 24h

100.0%

Network latency — last 20 probes

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What DownForAI can verify about Groq API

No confirmed provider-side issue detected
DownForAI currently sees Groq API as operational based on available monitoring signals.
Signal source: official status page · Monitoring confidence: Medium
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Incident history (30d)

No incidents recorded in the past 30 days.

Reported symptoms

No user reports for Groq API in the last 24 hours.

Known error signatures

Common failure patterns and how to diagnose them

Provider details

The Groq API (console.groq.com) serves open-weight models on Groq's LPU hardware with very low latency and strict per-model rate limits. Developers see failures as 429s and 503s per model, published on Groq's status page.

What we monitor
api.groq.comInference API
console.groq.comKeys, usage, playground
Per-model capacityModels can be degraded individually
Operator notes
  • The groq entry on DownForAI covers the company site; this entry is the developer console and API.

Fallback alternatives

What to use if this service is down

Groq is rate-limited or degraded
Together AI, Fireworks AI or Cerebras (monitored on DownForAI) serve the same open models with different capacity
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How we monitor

DownForAI checks monitored AI service surfaces on a rotating schedule, roughly every 75 minutes per surface, from a single centralized probe infrastructure. For services with an official machine-readable status page, we use that official status signal when available. For other services, we perform a basic public-surface check. Some services block datacenter probes; in those cases we mark them as “Monitoring limited” instead of treating a failed probe as a confirmed outage. Status is classified as Operational, Degraded, or Outage. Network latency (check response time) measures how long the monitored endpoint took to respond to our probe — it is not model inference speed, time-to-first-token, or tokens-per-second performance. We are independent of all providers listed and receive no compensation to report any particular status.

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