Splunk APM Monitoring MetricSets Delayed

The issue impacting trace monitoring metrics in the US1 region is now resolved. All the APM monitoring sets are now fully operational and performing as expected. We confirm that no data was lost. Thank you for your patience.

We are continuing our recovery efforts for trace monitoring metrics in the US1 region. As system lag steadily decreases, we remain engaged in our standard monitoring procedures to ensure a full return to service. No data loss has occurred.

Recovery efforts for trace monitoring metrics in the US1 region are progressing, with system lag steadily decreasing. We continue to monitor the service closely as it returns to normal performance levels. No data loss has occurred.

We are actively working to resolve the delay affecting trace monitoring metrics. While trace data ingestion remains unaffected, please note that dashboards, charts, and detectors may experience delays of over five minutes. We are working to restore normal latency and will provide further updates as they become available.

We are continuing to investigate the performance degradation affecting Splunk APM Monitoring MetricSets. While trace data ingestion remains fully operational, users may experience delays of more than five minutes in dashboard, chart, and detector data. Our team is actively working to restore normal processing speeds, and we will provide further updates as more information becomes available

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

A degradation in the performance of the Splunk APM metrics processing pipeline is causing Monitoring MetricSets to be delayed by more than five minutes. Trace data ingest is not impacted, but service, endpoint and workflow dashboards, and other charts and detectors built from Monitoring MetricSets are impacted.