Outage in F5 Distributed Cloud
Informational: New Regional Edge Site — Mexico
Resolved MinorIncident Report
Summary AI Generated
F5 Distributed Cloud launched a new Regional Edge site in Mexico (qro1-mx) to expand its Latin America presence, offering reduced latency and improved application performance for users in the region. Customers were advised to update firewall allowlists to include the network range 159.60.179.0/24 before the go-live date. The site went live on September 1, 2026, completing the rollout successfully.
Dear Valued Customers,
F5 Distributed Cloud Expands Global Footprint into Mexico
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Regional Edge cluster Mexico (qro1-mx), further expanding the F5 Distributed Cloud global network. This new point of presence strengthens our coverage in Latin America.
The Mexico Regional Edge site delivers:
1. Reduced latency for customers and end users in Mexico
2. Improved application performance through localized traffic processing closer to end users
3. Full feature parity with all existing Regional Edge sites
Time: qro1-mx will go live on August 22nd, 2026 at 08:00 am UTC
To ensure uninterrupted connectivity between the F5 Distributed Cloud Mexico Regional Edge site and your origin infrastructure, please update your firewall allowlists to include the network range 159.60.179.0/24 prior to the Mexico RE go-live date
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at support@cloud.f5.com.
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Latest Updates ( sorted recent to last )
RESOLVED
3 days ago - at 09/01/2026 07:19PM
Mexico Regional Edge site is now live
MONITORING
27 days ago - at 08/08/2026 04:47AM
Dear Valued Customers,
F5 Distributed Cloud Expands Global Footprint into Mexico
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Regional Edge cluster Mexico (qro1-mx), further expanding the F5 Distributed Cloud global network. This new point of presence strengthens our coverage in Latin America.
The Mexico Regional Edge site delivers:
1. Reduced latency for customers and end users in Mexico
2. Improved application performance through localized traffic processing closer to end users
3. Full feature parity with all existing Regional Edge sites
Time: qro1-mx will go live on August 22nd, 2026 at 08:00 am UTC
To ensure uninterrupted connectivity between the F5 Distributed Cloud Mexico Regional Edge site and your origin infrastructure, please update your firewall allowlists to include the network range 159.60.179.0/24 prior to the Mexico RE go-live date
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at support@cloud.f5.com.
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