Access the status page
Axiom provides a public status page that shows the current operational status of all Axiom services: Status page: https://status.axiom.co The status page displays:- Overall system status: Indicates whether all systems are operational
- Component status: Shows the status of individual Axiom components including:
- Axiom API (US and EU regions)
- Axiom app (US and EU regions)
- Data ingestion services
- Query services
- Authentication services
- Incident history: Past incidents and their resolutions
- Scheduled maintenance: Upcoming planned maintenance windows
Component-level subscriptions
Subscribe to updates for specific Axiom components to receive notifications about incidents affecting those components:1
Visit the status page
Go to https://status.axiom.co.
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Click Subscribe to Updates
In the top right corner, click Subscribe to Updates.
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Choose your notification method
Select how you want to receive updates:
- Email: Receive incident notifications via email
- SMS: Get text message alerts (requires phone number)
- Slack: Connect your Slack workspace
- Webhook: Configure a webhook URL for programmatic notifications
- RSS/Atom: Subscribe to the feed in your RSS reader
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Select components
Choose which components you want to monitor. For example:
- Select Axiom API - US if your organization is in the US region
- Select Axiom API - EU if your organization is in the EU region
- Select Data Ingestion if you want to be notified about ingestion issues
Subscribe only to components relevant to your organization’s region and usage to avoid unnecessary notifications.
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Confirm subscription
Complete the subscription process. You’ll receive a confirmation message.
You’ll now receive notifications when the status of your selected components changes.
Monitor dataset availability with alerts
To monitor whether your datasets are receiving data as expected, create a monitor in Axiom:1
Navigate to Monitors
In the Axiom app, click the Monitors tab.
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Create a threshold monitor
Click New monitor, and then select Threshold monitor.
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Write a query
Create a query that counts events in your dataset. For example:This query counts events in 5-minute intervals.
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Set threshold
Configure the threshold to alert when the count falls below your expected rate. For example:
- Threshold: 1
- Comparison: below
- Frequency: Check every 5 minutes
- Range: Look at the last 5 minutes
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Add notifier
Select how you want to be notified (email, Slack, PagerDuty, etc.).For more information, see Notifiers.
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Save and enable
Give your monitor a descriptive name like “Dataset ingestion check” and save it.
You’ll now receive alerts if your dataset stops receiving data.
Adjust the time intervals and thresholds based on your expected ingestion rate. For datasets with lower event rates, use longer time windows.
Troubleshoot connectivity issues
If you’re experiencing issues connecting to Axiom:Verify Axiom service status
Verify Axiom service status
First, check the status page to confirm that Axiom services are operational. If there’s an active incident, monitor the status page for updates.
Check your network connectivity
Check your network connectivity
Ensure your network allows outbound HTTPS connections to Axiom:
- Verify that your firewall allows connections to
*.axiom.coon port443 - Test DNS resolution:
nslookup api.axiom.co(orapi.eu.axiom.cofor EU) - Test connectivity:
curl https://api.axiom.co/v1/datasetswith your API token
Verify your region
Verify your region
Ensure you’re using the correct domain for your organization’s region:
- US region:
https://api.axiom.co - EU region:
https://api.eu.axiom.co
Check your API tokens
Check your API tokens
Verify that your API tokens are valid and have the necessary permissions. For more information, see API tokens.
Get support
If you continue to experience issues after checking the status page and troubleshooting:- Contact Axiom support
- Join the Axiom community Discord for real-time help
- Check the FAQ for answers to common questions