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Dedicated Endpoints expose two separate status types:
  1. Lifecycle - What stage the deployment is in
  2. Readiness - Whether the endpoint can currently serve traffic
This distinction helps separate deployment progress from actual availability.

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Lifecycle Status

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Starting

Endpoint is being created or started.
Provisioning is in progress, and traffic may not be available yet.

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Updating

Endpoint is applying configuration changes.
Traffic may continue, but capacity can temporarily degrade.

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Running

Endpoint is deployed and expected to operate normally.

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Warning

A deployment issue requires attention.
The endpoint may still serve traffic depending on readiness.
If unresolved for more than 3 hours, contact support.

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Stopping

Stop was requested, but shutdown is still in progress.

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Stopped

Endpoint is intentionally disabled.

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Readiness Status

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Not ready

Endpoint cannot reliably serve requests. Expected during: Starting, Stopping, or Stopped

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Partially ready

Endpoint can serve traffic, but below expected capacity.
Some replicas are still starting, updating, or unavailable.
If unresolved for more than 3 hours, contact support.

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Ready

Endpoint is fully provisioned and ready for expected traffic.

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Common Status Examples

Key PrincipleLifecycle is deployment state. Readiness is traffic-serving capability.Use Readiness to decide whether to send traffic.