When using the new Zendesk Status API, if there are no active incidents, you should receive a 200 status code with an object containing two empty arrays:data[]
andincluded[]
. This indicates that there are no current incidents. If you receive a 204 status code, it might indicate an issue, and you should reach out to Zendesk for further investigation.
Zendesk is updating its Status API by deprecating the old endpoints and introducing new ones. The legacy Status API endpoints, such as those for listing components and showing component status, are being replaced with new endpoints that focus on…
Zendesk is replacing the old Status API endpoints to enhance functionality and user experience. The new endpoints allow users to check for maintenance incidents, which wasn't possible before. Additionally, they streamline the process of identifying…
If you're currently using the legacy Zendesk Status API endpoints, you need to migrate to the new endpoints before the deprecation date of September 1, 2023. After this date, the old endpoints will no longer be accessible, and your requests won't…
The response from the Zendesk Status API is live, reflecting the current status as reported by Zendesk. While there might be minor delays due to browser caching or internet latency, the information provided is up-to-date. However, there might be…