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Scheduled maintenance: Serverless inference

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We will be doing scheduled network maintenance with one of our North American infrastructure providers on Saturday, November 14, between 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM PT. The work will improve network stability. During this window, some serverless models may see a higher rate of errors (such as 503s), higher latency, or timeouts for several minutes. Where we can, we will send traffic to other regions. Requests to other models and regions should not be affected. We recommend retrying failed requests with exponential backoff. No other action is needed. We will post an update when the maintenance is complete.

The latest update from Fireworks AI.

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Scheduled

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3 h 55 min

Worst impact

Maintenance

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1 update
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Scheduled

We will be doing scheduled network maintenance with one of our North American infrastructure providers on Saturday, November 14, between 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM PT. The work will improve network stability. During this window, some serverless models may see a higher rate of errors (such as 503s), higher latency, or timeouts for several minutes. Where we can, we will send traffic to other regions. Requests to other models and regions should not be affected. We recommend retrying failed requests with exponential backoff. No other action is needed. We will post an update when the maintenance is complete.

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