API Down?

Getting a 504 Gateway-timeout response.

Same problem here .. getting either timeouts or Bad Gateway responses.

Same issue here

I have the same issue at the moment.

Probably just an issue with my query - ignore.

I also notice that the REST API is often not responding or only responding after dozens of seconds.
This seams to happen since a couple of weeks. Is the server under high load ?

For example
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is sometimes fast, sometimes it reaches a timeout.
This almost never happened 6 months ago

Same for me and users of my LiveTraffic plugin in X-Plane. OpenSky used to be very reliable, but since about 3 weeks ago users started reporting timeouts. I'm using the REST API with endpoint states/all?

One or two requests work lighning fast as usual, then timeouts occur.
My plugin works with automatically increasing timeouts, so ultimately the timeout increases to 60 seconds, which seems to be about the wait required, means: One response comes through. That automatically reduces the timeout

I can confirm this behaviour when just sending off REST API queries in a browser where I could time the response when waits occur: Always about 60 seconds.

I also observe the same thing when using Impala, it takes forever to load the data.

Since the 14th there seem to have been problems obtaining data from the API, as can also be seen on the site map. Does anyone have any more information about the problem and when it might be resolved? 

I have the same issue as well.

I am just starting to use this data -- actually wanting to use this data since about 10 days ago. It looks very promising for what I would like to research. I have yet to retrieve any real data from the API, ://&begin=1697139560&end=1697485216

I really want to use historical () but not able to get the Java reader to work (). I'd rather read in avro files with Python and work with Pandas DataFrames. pyopensky seems perfect but only uses API and not avro files as source.

Any suggestions? (we should probably start a new forum thread on this topic.)