Check hosted API availability
If you use the hosted Reducto API atplatform.reducto.ai, check status.reducto.ai for uptime and incident information. Subscribe to status updates there to receive notifications about incidents and maintenance.
For a lightweight connectivity check, request GET /version. It returns the current API version string:
GET /jobs?limit=1:
200 response confirms the API is reachable and your key is valid. A 401 indicates an invalid or expired API key. A 403 with an HTML error page means the request was sent without an Authorization header. For transient failures, retry according to your client’s retry policy.
Self-hosted and on-premise deployments
If you run Reducto in your own environment, reach out to the Reducto team at support@reducto.ai for monitoring and observability guidance specific to your deployment.Check usage and throttling
- Use the Usage Export API for programmatic usage and credit data.
- Use Rate Limits to identify request-rate
429responses. - Use Concurrency Throttle to understand queued work and latency caused by account-level concurrency limits.