Outage in Workspot

Incident Detected - Azure West US 2 Region Connectivity Issues - December 14, 2022 20:16 UTC

Resolved Minor
December 14, 2022 - Started 3 months ago - Lasted about 19 hours
Official incident page

Need to monitor Workspot outages?
Stay on top of outages with IsDown. Monitor the official status pages of all your vendors, SaaS, and tools, including Workspot, and never miss an outage again.
Start monitoring today

Outage Details

Azure has reported that starting at 19:11 UTC on 14 Dec 2022, Virtual Machines in West US 2 may be experiencing connectivity issues. These Virtual Machines may have also restarted unexpectedly since the start of this incident. A network device has experienced a fault, resulting in network connectivity loss to downstream resources. The unhealthy network device is being isolated from the network and traffic is being rerouted to healthy infrastructure. We will update this incident every 30 minutes or as warranted.
Components affected
Workspot Cloud
Latest Updates ( sorted recent to last )
RESOLVED 3 months ago - at 12/15/2022 03:26PM

Azure has resolved the incident.
Their last update:
They have identified that multiple top-of-rack (ToR) network devices, connecting a single rack of servers, experienced an inadvertent power failure. A top-of-rack (ToR) network device, connecting a single rack of servers, experienced a fault.

They have restored the power to the top-of-rack (ToR) network devices to mitigate the issue. A traffic routing normally, there should be no further connectivity issues expected.

If you continue to notice connectivity issues or VM rebooting unexpectedly in West US2, please open a support ticket through the Workspot Control Support Portal.

MONITORING 3 months ago - at 12/15/2022 12:42AM

This incident is now mitigated. Between 20:16 UTC on December 14, 2022 and 00:39 UTC on December 15, 2022, Virtual Machines in West US 2 experienced connectivity issues. Affected Virtual Machines may have restarted unexpectedly during this incident.

Root cause: A network device experienced a fault, resulting in network connectivity loss to downstream Virtual Machines.

Mitigation: Service healing was triggered to automatically redeploy affected Virtual Machines to healthy infrastructure.

We are continuing to monitor the situation and will close the incident as resolved if no further issues are reported by our customers or Azure.

IDENTIFIED 3 months ago - at 12/15/2022 12:02AM

We are still waiting on an update from Azure.
Last update was:
Azure have identified that multiple top-of-rack (ToR) network devices, connecting a single rack of servers, experienced an inadvertent power failure. The Azure resources connected to these ToRs were shut down. Customers may have been unable to connect to their resources and Virtual Machines (VMs) that were deployed onto the affected nodes may have experienced a restart. They are actively working to return the ToRs to a normal state. An update will be provided in 60 minutes or as events warrant.

IDENTIFIED 3 months ago - at 12/14/2022 09:58PM

Azure have identified that multiple top-of-rack (ToR) network devices, connecting a single rack of servers, experienced an inadvertent power failure. The Azure resources connected to these ToRs were shut down. Customers may have been unable to connect to their resources and Virtual Machines (VMs) that were deployed onto the affected nodes may have experienced a restart. They are actively working to return the ToRs to a normal state. An update will be provided in 60 minutes or as events warrant.

IDENTIFIED 3 months ago - at 12/14/2022 09:45PM

Azure is continuing to work to reroute traffic around the affected network device. We are still seeing issues connecting to some VMs in West US 2 region of Azure.
We will update this incident every 30 minutes or as warranted.

IDENTIFIED 3 months ago - at 12/14/2022 09:04PM

Azure reports a network device has experienced a fault, resulting in network connectivity loss to downstream resources. The unhealthy network device is being isolated from the network and traffic is being rerouted to healthy infrastructure.
We will update this incident every 30 minutes or as warranted.

INVESTIGATING 3 months ago - at 12/14/2022 08:28PM

Azure has reported that starting at 19:11 UTC on 14 Dec 2022, Virtual Machines in West US 2 may be experiencing connectivity issues. These Virtual Machines may have also restarted unexpectedly since the start of this incident.
A network device has experienced a fault, resulting in network connectivity loss to downstream resources. The unhealthy network device is being isolated from the network and traffic is being rerouted to healthy infrastructure.
We will update this incident every 30 minutes or as warranted.

The simplest way to monitor outages in cloud services

With IsDown, you can monitor all your critical services official status pages from one centralized dashboard and receive instant alerts the moment an outage is detected. Say goodbye to constantly checking multiple sites for updates and stay ahead of outages with IsDown.

Start free trial

No credit card required · Cancel anytime · 2509 services available

Integrations with Slack Microsoft Teams Google Chat Datadog PagerDuty Zapier Discord Webhook

Monitor all your dependencies in a consistent way.

The Old Way
  • Subscribing to status pages one-by-one
  • Limited notification options
  • Can't monitor only the parts that matter
  • Losing time looking for problems elsewhere
  • No access to historical issues and stats
With IsDown
  • Easily subscribe to all status pages
  • Notifications in the tools you already use
  • Monitor only the parts that impacts your business
  • Outages information where it's needed
  • Historical data of outages for all your providers

IsDown is the missing layer in your monitoring stack

Quickly identify external outages that impact your business. We are monitoring more than 2300 services in real time.

Your team on top of problems

IsDown aggregates the information from the status pages of all your services, making it easy to monitor the health of all your services in one place. Say goodbye to managing each status page individually - our service simplifies the process.

IsDown Dashboard

No more wasting time. Uptime monitoring in real time

Say goodbye to wasting time trying to diagnose issues with your services - our 24/7 monitoring service does the work for you. We'll notify you if there is an incident, so you can focus on other tasks.

Receive alerts in your preferred channels

Our outage monitoring keeps you informed, no matter where you are. Get instant notifications in your email, Slack, Teams, or Discord when an outage is detected, so you can take action quickly.

IsDown Integrations

Easily integrate with your current tools and workflows

Enhance your processes with more information using our integration of Zapier, Webhooks, PagerDuty, and Datadog. Stay notified and in control. Upgrade your operations today.

Avoid notifications clutter

Maximize your control with customizable notifications from each service. Filter by components and severity to only receive the most important updates. Streamline your processes and stay informed with our advanced notification features.

Notify By Components

Multiple dashboards, shareable with the world

Create one dashboard for each of your teams/clients/projects and monitor only the services that each uses. Have a dedicated dashboard with custom notification settings. Easily make your dashboard public and share it with the world.

Multiple Dashboards

Prepare for scheduled maintenances

Never again be caught off guard by unexpected maintenance from your services. A feed of the next scheduled maintenances is available.

Weekly Digest of the services' outages

Every Monday, you'll receive a weekly summary of what happened the previous week as well as the maintenance schedule for the following week.

Integrate with tools you already use and love

The data and notifications you need, in the tools you already use.

Who is it for?

DevOps & On-Call Teams

You already monitor your internal systems. What about the external services? Monitor the services your business depends on. Don't waste time looking elsewhere when external outages are the cause of issues.

IT Support Teams

Detect external outages before your clients tell you. Anticipate possible issues and make the necessary arrangements. Having proactive communication, builds trust over clients and prevents flow of support tickets.

5 minute setup,
instant value for your team

  1. Step 1 Create an account

    Start with a trial account that will allow you to try and monitor up to 40 services for 14 days.

  2. Step 2 Select your cloud services

    There are 2509 services to choose from and you can start monitoring, and we're adding more every week.

  3. Step 3 Set up notifications

    You can get notifications by email, Slack, and Discord. You can also use Zapier or Webhooks to build your workflows.

  4. Step 4 Done!

    You'll start getting alerts when we detect outages in your external dependencies! No more wasting time looking in the wrong place!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Workspot down right now? What is Workspot current status?
Workspot seems to be up and running. We've updated the status 5 minutes ago.
Was Workspot down today?
Workspot is up and running now. In the last 24 hours there was 0 outages.
I'm having issues with Workspot, but the status is OK. What's going on?
There are a few things you can try:
  • Check the official status page for more information.
  • Check the Twitter account for more information.
  • Check on the top of the page if there are any reported problems by other users.
Having problems with Workspot and need support?
Workspot outage? How can I monitor Workspot?
Why use IsDown instead of Workspot status page?
IsDown is a status page aggregator, which means that we aggregate the status of multiple cloud services. Monitor all the services that impact your business. Get a dashboard with the health of all services and status updates. Set up notifications via email, Slack, or Discord when a service you monitor has issues or when maintenances are scheduled.
What happens when I create an IsDown account?
You'll have access to a 14-day trial in our Pro plan. You can cancel or delete your account anytime. After 14 days, you'll need to subscribe to continue to use the service and get notifications.
How can I pay for a subscription?
You can go to the Billing section in your account and choose one of the plans. We have monthly and yearly options. We accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Play. We use Stripe for payments.
Can I get a refund?
We'll refund your subscription if you cancel it until ten days after the subscription has started. No questions asked.
Can't find a service/integration?
Just contact us, and we'll add it ASAP.

Setup in 5 minutes or less

Try it out! How much time you'll save your team, by having the outages information close to them?

  • 14-day free trial
  • No credit card required to start
  • Cancel anytime
  • +2000 services available