OVHcloud Outage History

OVHcloud's object storage service in the EU-WEST-PAR region experienced a complete outage for 2.3 hours, causing customers to encounter 503 errors when attempting to access their storage. The incident affected all availability zones (EU-WEST-PAR-A, B, and C) and was caused by an unexpected infrastructure failure. The service was fully restored after teams investigated and resolved the underlying infrastructure issue.

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting their PCI-Databases MongoDB service in the DE1 region from April 15, 2026 04:10 UTC to 22:10 UTC, lasting 14.2 hours. Some MongoDB databases became temporarily unavailable, preventing affected customers from accessing their database services. The incident was identified and linked to a related public cloud issue, with services gradually restored and the incident fully resolved by the end time.

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting their Compute - Instance service in the DE1 region due to an unexpected infrastructure failure. Some instances in the DE1 region became temporarily unreachable, preventing affected customers from accessing and using their instances. The incident was resolved after approximately 4 hours, with service fully restored.

OVHcloud experienced a network incident in the GRA region from 09:25 to 11:57 UTC on April 13, 2026, affecting network connectivity and public network management across six data centers (GRA1, GRA3, GRA5, GRA7, GRA9, GRA11). The incident was caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction, with 80% of services restored partway through and full resolution achieved after 2.5 hours.

OVHcloud's Managed Kubernetes Service clusters in the GRA9 region experienced latency issues for 50 minutes on April 8, 2026, from 09:06 to 10:12 UTC. Customers faced delays when trying to access their Kubernetes clusters due to a related incident affecting the underlying infrastructure. The issue was identified within 27 minutes and fully resolved by OVHcloud's teams.

OVHcloud experienced a software issue that caused the Public Cloud Network API in the GRA9 region to become unavailable for 1.1 hours on April 8, 2026. Customers were unable to create, start, or manage Public Cloud instances and attach new volumes, though existing running instances remained unaffected. The incident was resolved after teams investigated and fixed the underlying software problem.

OVHcloud's Service Logs feature in the EU region experienced a complete outage from 10:10 to 13:45 UTC on April 2, 2026, lasting 3.1 hours due to an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Customers were unable to access logs for their managed services or subscribe to logs for new services during this period. The incident was resolved after teams identified the root cause and restored service functionality.

OVHcloud experienced a Load Balancer service disruption in the GRA9 region from 14:03 to 16:00 UTC on April 1st, 2026, caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. The incident prevented customers from performing load balancer management operations and caused temporary unavailability of the Load Balancer service in that region. The issue was resolved after approximately 1.2 hours once teams identified and fixed the infrastructure problem.

OVHcloud's Managed Private Registry service in the GRA region became temporarily unavailable from 13:54 to 14:04 UTC on January 4, 2026, preventing some customers from accessing and using their registries. The 10-minute outage was caused by another related incident affecting the infrastructure. Service was fully restored and remains under monitoring to ensure stability.

OVHcloud experienced a Block Storage incident in regions GRA1, GRA7, and GRA11 caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction, resulting in low performance and latency issues for customers accessing their storage. The incident lasted 3.9 hours from 14:08 to 18:25 UTC on March 31, 2026, with teams implementing a fix and the service fully recovering by the end time.