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Number of Outages
0
Average Downtime
0 mins
Total Downtime
0 mins
Since last incident
97 days
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Minor · 3 months ago · lasted about 2 hours
We are currently investigating this issue.
Minor · about 2 years ago · lasted 11 months
We are currently investigating this issue.
Minor · about 3 years ago · lasted almost 2 years
The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.
Minor · about 4 years ago · lasted about 3 years
We are investigating some issues affecting servers in a single availability zone. We are responding to issues as they arise, and are actively investigating the root cause. Automatic recovery is happening slowly, but steadily.
Minor · about 4 years ago · lasted about 3 years
We have identified an issue affecting performance for small percentage of users with indices in US-East-1. We are working to resolve.
Minor · over 4 years ago · lasted about 3 years
We have been alerted to an issue impacting one of our load balancers in the US-East-1 (Virginia) region. Our operations team has been notified and is currently working on a fix.
Minor · about 5 years ago · lasted almost 4 years
We’re investigating reports of connectivity errors for some indices in the Virginia region.
Minor · over 5 years ago · lasted about 4 years
We've identified an issue in US-East which is causing a small amount of connection timeouts. Remediation is currently in progress.
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