Minor Issue - Edge Import Feeds Processing Delays - All Swimlanes

Our observations indicate feeds are processing as expected (see below), therefore concluding this issue as Resolved.

Following the initial issue, subsequent feed runs failed with the error “The feed was already running.” This is due to the Edge Import system’s built-in fail-safe and recovery mechanism, which prevents new feed runs from initiating while a previous instance is still in progress. This ensures the feed will become available for processing during the next scheduled or manually triggered run.
The upcoming feed run is expected to process successfully.

Summary of Current Status
- First feed run: Stalled as a result of a known infrastructure issue, which has now been resolved.
- Second feed run: Failed with the error “The feed was already running,” in accordance with the system’s fail-safe logic.
- Third feed run: Anticipated to be successful on the next attempt.

Queues on all swimlanes are cleared.

Following the initial issue, subsequent feed runs failed with the error “The feed was already running.” This is due to the Edge Import system’s built-in fail-safe and recovery mechanism, which prevents new feed runs from initiating while a previous instance is still in progress. This ensures the feed will become available for processing during the next scheduled or manually triggered run.
The upcoming feed run is expected to process successfully.

Summary of Current Status
- First feed run: Stalled as a result of a known infrastructure issue, which has now been resolved.
- Second feed run: Failed with the error “The feed was already running,” in accordance with the system’s fail-safe logic.
- Third feed run: Anticipated to be successful on the next attempt.

We are actively monitoring the situation and will continue to provide updates as needed.

Following the initial issue, subsequent feed runs failed with the error “The feed was already running.” This is due to the Edge Import system’s built-in fail-safe and recovery mechanism, which prevents new feed runs from initiating while a previous instance is still in progress. This ensures the feed will become available for processing during the next scheduled or manually triggered run.
The upcoming feed run is expected to process successfully.

Summary of Current Status
- First feed run: Stalled as a result of a known infrastructure issue, which has now been resolved.
- Second feed run: Failed with the error “The feed was already running,” in accordance with the system’s fail-safe logic.
- Third feed run: Anticipated to be successful on the next attempt.

We are actively monitoring the situation and will continue to provide updates as needed.

We are continuing to closely monitor activity to ensure the backlog fully clears. We will share regular updates until the queues have fully cleared.

We are continuing to closely monitor activity to ensure the backlog fully clears. We will share regular updates until the queues have fully cleared.

Our engineering team continues to monitor as the backlog clears. We'll share regular updates as things process.

Our engineering team continues to monitor as the backlog clears. We'll share regular updates as things process

The backlog has cleared for most swimlanes. We are continuing to closely monitor progress to ensure it continues to catch up. We will share regular updates until the queues have fully cleared.

We are continuing to closely monitoring activity to ensure the backlog fully clears. We will share regular updates until the queues have fully cleared.

Our teams continue to closely monitor the ongoing loads.
Please note that new files and scheduled feed runs should process as expected.

On October 26th we experienced an issue with Edge Import access, which has since been resolved.
As a result, a backlog of pending feeds accumulated, causing delays in feed processing across all swimlanes.

We are seeing feeds actively processing, and our team is proactively monitoring progress to ensure timely completion.

Status Page will be updated regularly to reflect the progress.