Hostinger Outage History

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on one of their authoritative DNS servers, causing cPanel DNS services to become unreachable, unstable, or unavailable for users. The incident lasted 5.3 hours before being resolved, with the team identifying and implementing a fix followed by monitoring to ensure stability.

Hostinger's server DE-1817 in Germany experienced degraded performance for 32 minutes, causing websites to be temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The team identified the issue, implemented a fix, and monitored the results before confirming full resolution. Normal performance levels were restored after the fix was successfully deployed.

Hostinger conducted emergency maintenance that caused a 3.2-hour outage of their Support Platform and Kodee Chatbot. The issue was identified and a fix was implemented, with the service being monitored before full resolution. The incident was resolved after the maintenance was completed.

Hostinger's CDN service experienced degraded performance in the Singapore region, affecting websites with CDN enabled in that area. The service disruption lasted 47 minutes before a fix was implemented and the incident was resolved, with no data loss or complete website outages reported.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server BR-952 in Brazil, causing client websites to become temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The maintenance lasted 12 minutes, with a fix implemented and monitored before the incident was fully resolved.

Hostinger experienced degraded performance issues on server web1465, causing websites to be temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The incident lasted 7 minutes before being resolved by the technical team.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on their cPanel mail servers, causing email and cPanel services to be temporarily inaccessible or slower than usual for 48 minutes. The maintenance affected the cpl06.main-hosting.eu component. The issue was resolved after implementing a fix and monitoring the results.

Hostinger's CDN service experienced degraded performance and intermittent 500 errors for 1.6 hours, affecting websites with CDN enabled. The issue was identified and a fix was implemented, with the service returning to normal operation. No data loss occurred during the incident.

Hostinger experienced a 4.8-hour service disruption caused by an internet cable disruption affecting their third-party network provider, which impacted traffic routing from parts of the EU, US, and Asia to their India data center. The incident affected multiple services including VPS, CDN, and web hosting, causing various errors including 500 server errors, 403 errors, slow connections, timeouts, and 504 errors, particularly for users on Indian ISPs. The issue was resolved after implementing a fix and monitoring the results.

A third-party network provider experienced connectivity issues that impacted all Hostinger services in the IN-MUM data center for 1.5 hours. The issue was identified and escalated to the provider's partners, who implemented a fix that restored service availability. The incident was fully resolved after monitoring confirmed services were operating normally.