System availability

We have now restored system access for all UK customers. Our teams will continue to monitor the situation but this incident is now resolved and system use can resume.

A postmortem and investigation of this incident will follow.

We have narrowed the issue to being related to our Microsoft SQL Server Availability groups causing various client systems and our microservices to become unavailable.

Our engineers are actively attempting to diagnose the problem and resolve it. There is currently no risk of data loss.

The issue appears to be related to the failover cluster that ensures that Meddbase data is replicated between two locations at all times. This has caused the databases to become inaccessible since it is unable to replicate any transactions to the replicas.

We are currently unable to see why the replicas are not syncing as the network is fully functional. We continue to investigate the issue and are considering all options possible to bring the systems back online safely.

Our engineers are currently investigating if the cause of the outage is server related in an attempt to further isolate the issue which will then allow us to take steps to address this.

We will keep this page updated and endeavour to give notice if we suspect this issue to continue in the medium term. Our engineers all continue to work beyond typical working hours to ensure the system becomes operational as soon as possible.

We continue to investigate and attempt to resolve the issue impacting the availability of our UK system.
Data that was being saved in the system against a Clinical Form should be saved once the system resumes. Other actions will have surfaced an error to users and will have to be repeated.
We may need to restart the system to resolve the login issues. Please note that the system will be unavailable during restarts. This page will be updated regularly including once the system becomes operational again.

We are aware of issues impacting users logging into the Meddbase UK environment. We are currently investigating this as a matter of urgency and will update this page once more information is available.