Steel
Steel is operational
User reports
What people told outages.live in the last 24 hours, reviewed before it shows. Not from the Steel status page.
No reviewed reports in the last 24 hours.
History
outages.live tracks Steel since Nov 3, 2026. The days before that show only what Steel published.
Incidents in 90 days
7
Days with an incident
6
Median duration
1 h 47 min
Longest incident
6 h 50 min
Components
3Steel API
Proxies
Dashboard
Sep 4, 2026
We’ve pushed out a fix/patch; but it turns out this was a longer blip from one of our upstream providers. We’ll be working on workarounds for this going forward.status.steel.dev
We've pushed a fix and are monitoring the situation.status.steel.dev
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