Fireworks AI status — and how to poll it yourself

Snapshot: Aug 31, 2026 9:30 AM ET · Statuses shown are build-time snapshots — they refresh on each site rebuild. Live auto-refresh ships post-launch.

At this snapshot, 8 of the 9 providers on our status board reported fully operational. Here is where Fireworks AI stood, and how to get the same answer from its status API without a browser.

Status pagehttps://status.fireworks.ai
Snapshot statusOperational All Systems Operational (as of Aug 31, 2026 9:30 AM ET)
Components15/15
Status API formatstatuspage-v2
JSON endpointhttps://status.fireworks.ai/api/v2/status.json
GotchaMigrated from BetterStack to Atlassian Statuspage (observed 2026-08-06): /index.json now returns 404; use /api/v2/status.json + /api/v2/components.json
Verificationverified — live fetch on 2026-08-31

The 15 components Fireworks AI reports status for

When Fireworks AI says "operational", this is the granularity behind the claim — the component list its own status feed publishes, fetched 2026-08-31. All were reported operational at snapshot time. If an incident hits, these are the names its status page will scope it to.

Polling Fireworks AI's status programmatically

Atlassian Statuspage v2. GET /api/v2/status.json returns status.indicator (none | minor | major | critical) and a human description; GET /api/v2/components.json returns per-component state.

curl -s https://status.fireworks.ai/api/v2/status.json

Gotcha (verified 2026-08-31): Migrated from BetterStack to Atlassian Statuspage (observed 2026-08-06): /index.json now returns 404; use /api/v2/status.json + /api/v2/components.json

Everything above was verified against the live endpoint on 2026-08-31 — nothing is inferred from platform defaults. If the endpoint moved, tell us.

Model retirements — Fireworks AI

Our 129-row deprecations table tracks the providers that publish dated, citable retirement schedules (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Vertex AI and Azure OpenAI). Fireworks AI publishes no dated model-retirement schedule we could verify against its own docs — absence here means absence of a published schedule, not a no-deprecation guarantee. Pin model versions and watch the provider's changelog either way.

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