Hostinger Outage History

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server sg-178 in Singapore, causing client websites hosted on that server to become temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The maintenance lasted 17 minutes, during which the team deployed a fix and monitored the results before confirming the issue was resolved.

Hostinger Webmail experienced a service disruption that prevented users from loading the webmail interface for 1.6 hours. The engineering team implemented a fix that restored webmail functionality. The incident was fully resolved after a monitoring period to confirm stable service restoration.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server IN-1087 in India, causing client websites hosted on that server to become temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The maintenance lasted 1.7 hours and was successfully resolved, restoring normal performance levels.

Hostinger experienced degraded performance issues on server web1400, causing client websites to be temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The incident lasted 40 minutes while the team worked to restore normal performance levels. The issue was resolved and normal service was restored.

Hostinger's CDN service experienced degraded performance for 1.5 hours, affecting websites that had the CDN feature enabled. The service degradation impacted website loading speeds but did not cause data loss or complete website outages. Hostinger implemented a fix and monitored the results before fully resolving the incident.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server PVE-1861 in the ASC data center, causing client websites hosted on that server to become temporarily inaccessible or experience slower loading times. The maintenance lasted 45 minutes, during which the team identified the issue, implemented a fix, and monitored the results before fully resolving the incident.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server 1403 in India, causing client websites hosted on that server to become temporarily inaccessible or load slower than usual. The maintenance lasted 1.6 hours before normal performance levels were restored.

Hostinger experienced major issues with their cPanel DNS service that caused intermittent unavailability of cPanel-hosted websites for 62.6 hours. The company performed emergency maintenance to address the DNS performance problems while actively monitoring and mitigating the impact. A fix was implemented and monitored before the incident was fully resolved.

Hostinger experienced degraded website accessibility on server h5g-node25 in the US, affecting temporary domains that became temporarily inaccessible or loaded slower than usual for 3.8 hours. Websites with pointing domains were not affected by this issue. The problem was identified and resolved, with all websites returning to normal functionality.

Hostinger performed emergency maintenance on server pve-node1547 in Brazil, causing client VPS services hosted on that server to become temporarily inaccessible or experience slower than usual performance. The incident lasted 2.2 hours, during which the team identified the root cause and implemented mitigation measures. All services were restored to normal operation after monitoring confirmed the fix was stable.