OVHcloud Outage History

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting compute instances in the BHS1 and BHS3 regions, caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Some customers were temporarily unable to access and use their instances in these regions for approximately 1 hour and 2 minutes. The incident was identified and resolved by OVHcloud's teams, with full service restoration completed.

OVHcloud experienced a compute instance outage in the GRA11 region from 07:22 to 12:00 UTC on March 30, 2026, caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Some instances became suddenly unreachable, preventing affected customers from accessing and using their instances in the region. The incident was resolved after 3.3 hours once teams identified the root cause and restored service.

An unexpected infrastructure malfunction in OVHcloud's GRA11 region caused some compute hosts to become unreachable, preventing customers from accessing their Public Cloud instances. The incident lasted approximately 8 hours from 10:25 UTC to 18:15 UTC on March 26, 2026, and has been resolved.

OVHcloud's Swift Object Storage service experienced a major incident from 17:24 to 18:00 UTC on March 25, 2026, affecting the GRA and SBG regions. Customers encountered 498 errors when attempting to upload files via PUT requests to their PCS services. The incident was resolved after 36 minutes and was caused by a software configuration issue.

OVHcloud experienced a service disruption affecting some Public Cloud instances in the BHS1 and BHS3 regions from 21:07 to 21:15 UTC on March 24, 2026, caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Customers were temporarily unable to access and use their instances in these regions during the 8-minute outage. The service was fully restored and monitoring continued to ensure stability.

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting IAM (Identity and Access Management) login functionality for Public Cloud instances across multiple global regions for 4.3 hours on March 22, 2026. Customers were temporarily unable to login to their compute instances due to an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. The incident was resolved after teams implemented a fix and completed service recovery operations.

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting compute instances in the GRA5, GRA7, GRA9, and GRA11 regions, making some instances unreachable due to an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Customers were temporarily unable to access and use their affected instances during the outage. The incident was resolved after 37 minutes, with service restored from 08:06 UTC to 08:56 UTC on March 20, 2026.

OVHcloud experienced a major incident affecting compute instances in the BHS1 region from 18:16 to 19:21 UTC on March 19, 2026, caused by an unexpected underlying infrastructure malfunction. Some instances became unreachable, preventing customers from accessing and using their instances in that region. The incident was resolved after 65 minutes of downtime.

OVHcloud's MKS (Managed Kubernetes Service) in the GRA11 region experienced an incident that caused delays in creating new Octavia load balancers through the platform for 4.5 hours on March 18, 2026. Existing load balancers remained unaffected and continued to operate normally throughout the incident. The service was fully restored after teams identified and resolved the underlying issue.

OVHcloud's Load Balancer Octavia service in the GRA11 region experienced a software-related incident that caused delays in load balancer management operations for 5.3 hours on March 18, 2026. While the data plane remained unaffected, customers experienced slowdowns when performing load balancer administrative tasks. The incident was resolved after teams identified and fixed the underlying software issue.