On Sunday, March 25 a hardware error in our NY data center caused brief service interruptions between 10am and 11:30am eastern time.
Aside from this event all systems performed normally during March.
On Sunday, March 25 a hardware error in our NY data center caused brief service interruptions between 10am and 11:30am eastern time.
Aside from this event all systems performed normally during March.
In February the systems behaved normally.
Behind the scenes we are gearing up for upgrades and structural changes for the the coming months.
Of course we hope that none of these will have impact on these pages. We will try the best that we can.
Just like in the last decade.
Everything ran smoothly in the New Year.
We simplified our network topology and removed some legacy network paths.
During December we saw the upgrades from the month before come into fruition: Much improved system performance could be observed in our west coast data center.
Aside from this systems ran as usual in the end of 2017.
We performed a planned upgrade on Saturday evening on November 11th. Unfortunately the installed hardware did not perform as intended. This caused some service disruptions for some of our clients in the next hours. Some issues where only resolved Sunday morning.
After carefully evaluating and testing the procedures and involved components we were able to successfully and for our users seamlessly perform the upgrade over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Systems ran fine in October. On the 13th the alternative routes to our data centers had an issue. But since nobody relied on those the outage was purely academic.
All systems ran without problems in September.
Between September 27 and 29 two clients experienced reduced upload performance due to a fibre cut of a network provider.
On September 29 a network outage at Zayo.com impacted a different client.
