Live board.From your browser.

Every figure was measured in this tab against the API host. Nothing is modelled or inferred.

api.ultracode.in/healthGET · every 30 s
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checking

first check running

round trip · last 28 answeredno data yet
oldernow →
Round trip—
Checks made—
Answered—
Models served—
fetching model list
Sends the same request the interval does · writes into the same log

live · measured from this browser

Every check this tab has made.

Nothing has come back yet. The first check runs as the page loads and the list grows from there.

newest first · nothing logged yetapi.ultracode.in/health

The first row appears as soon as a request comes back. Nothing is written here from anywhere but this tab.

Slow means over 1500 ms — a threshold this page sets. The list clears on reload and holds at most 60 checks.

what this page can and cannot see

What this page will not tell you.

One question is asked here: can this browser reach the host, and how long did it take. The four below are absent deliberately.

A percentage of uptime

The list clears on reload, so there is no thirty-day number to print here.

not measured here

A verdict for each tier

All tiers answer through the one host above. This page does not call them one at a time.

not measured here

A figure for each region

The round trip is your path plus the answer. Splitting it by region would mean publishing numbers this browser never took.

not measured here

Anything about your key

This reports on the service, which is identical for everyone holding a key. What a key has spent is on the usage page.

not measured here

For what a key has been spending, open the usage page.

check it yourself

Take the reading yourself.

Do not take this page's word for anything. The same request from your own shell prints the status code and the total time.

Any 2xx means the host answered. A 401 or 403 is a key being refused — the usage page will say which. If the line is silent from your machine as well, write to support@ultracode.in with the time on your own clock and exactly what the command printed.