Status

Rate Limit Status

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Free

Want to know the current service running status? This endpoint returns key monitoring metrics.

Endpoint Archived

This endpoint is for internal admin use only and has been archived from public documentation.

Overview

This endpoint is used to view current service status, including concurrent request count, current limit value, system load and other information, suitable for admins to troubleshoot running conditions.

Important

This is a management endpoint that requires a valid admin-level API key to access.

Authentication

Please add Authorization: Bearer <your API key> in the request header.

Header parameters

Authorization

stringrequired

Bearer type API key authentication header. Example: Bearer sk-xxx

Name	Type	Attributes	Description
`Authorization`	string	required	Bearer type API key authentication header. Example: `Bearer sk-xxx`

Response

200 / OK

Query successful, returns detailed rate limiter status data.

JSON

401 / Unauthorized

Unauthorized

JSON

Quick start

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Auth mode:

cURL command

curl 'https://uapis.cn/api/v1/status/ratelimit?Authorization=Bearer sk-xxx'

Frequently asked questions

Are there any special restrictions for the Rate Limit Status API?

Rate Limit Status follows our standard usage policy. Refer to the endpoint reference above for the exact rate limits and parameter requirements. Reach out if you have unusual needs.

Are the APIs on UAPI free to use?

UAPI gives every visitor free credits so you can call any endpoint right away. Visitor credits have a usage cap, and if you need more you can for additional credits.

Do I need to register an account to use UAPI?

No registration is required for visitor credit calls. If you need more credits or want to manage your call history, you can register a free account. Signed-in users get more free credits and can review usage details in the console.

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