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Status

Meaning

live

API is deployed and ready to serve requests (at least one replica is running)

updating

API is updating

error

API was not created due to an error; run cortex logs <name> to view the logs

error (image pull)

API was not created because one of the specified Docker images was inaccessible at runtime; check that your API's docker images exist and are accessible via your cluster's AWS credentials

error (out of memory)

API was terminated due to excessive memory usage; try allocating more memory to the API and re-deploying

compute unavailable

API could not start due to insufficient memory, CPU, GPU, or Inf in the cluster; some replicas may be ready

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