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Outage and incident data over the last 30 days for imgix.

There have been 4 outages or incidents for imgix in the last 30 days.

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Components and Services Monitored for imgix

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API Service Active
Docs Active
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Rendering Infrastructure Active
Sandbox Active
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Tokyo (HND) Active
Tokyo (NRT) Active
Tokyo (TYO) Active
Toronto (YYZ) Active
Vancouver (YVR) Active
Wellington (WLG) Active
imgix DNS Network Active
NS1 Global DNS Network Active
Netlify Content Distribution Network Active
Netlify Origin Servers Active
Google Cloud Storage Active
s3-ap-northeast-1 Active
s3-ap-northeast-2 Active
s3-ap-southeast-1 Active
s3-ap-southeast-2 Active
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s3-us-west-2 Active
Component Status
API Service Active
Docs Active
Purging Active
Rendering Infrastructure Active
Sandbox Active
Stripe API Active
Web Administration Tools Active
Active
Amsterdam (AMS) Active
Ashburn (BWI) Active
Ashburn (DCA) Active
Ashburn (IAD) Active
Atlanta (ATL) Active
Atlanta (FTY) Active
Atlanta (PDK) Active
Auckland (AKL) Active
Boston (BOS) Active
Brisbane (BNE) Active
Buenos Aires (EZE) Active
Cape Town (CPT) Active
Chennai (MAA) Active
Chicago (CHI) Active
Chicago (MDW) Active
Chicago (ORD) Active
Columbus (CMH) Active
Content Delivery Network Active
Copenhagen (CPH) Active
Curitiba (CWB) Active
Dallas (DAL) Active
Dallas (DFW) Active
Denver (DEN) Active
Dubai (FJR) Active
Frankfurt (FRA) Active
Frankfurt (HHN) Active
Helsinki (HEL) Active
Hong Kong (HKG) Active
Houston (IAH) Active
Johannesburg (JNB) Active
London (LCY) Active
London (LHR) Active
Los Angeles (BUR) Active
Los Angeles (LAX) Active
Madrid (MAD) Active
Melbourne (MEL) Active
Miami (MIA) Active
Milan (MXP) Active
Minneapolis (MSP) Active
Montreal (YUL) Active
Mumbai (BOM) Active
Newark (EWR) Active
New York (JFK) Active
New York (LGA) Active
Osaka (ITM) Active
Palo Alto (PAO) Active
Paris (CDG) Active
Perth (PER) Active
Rio de Janeiro (GIG) Active
San Jose (SJC) Active
Santiago (SCL) Active
Sāo Paulo (GRU) Active
Seattle (SEA) Active
Singapore (SIN) Active
Stockholm (BMA) Active
Sydney (SYD) Active
Tokyo (HND) Active
Tokyo (NRT) Active
Tokyo (TYO) Active
Toronto (YYZ) Active
Vancouver (YVR) Active
Wellington (WLG) Active
Active
imgix DNS Network Active
NS1 Global DNS Network Active
Active
Netlify Content Distribution Network Active
Netlify Origin Servers Active
Active
Google Cloud Storage Active
s3-ap-northeast-1 Active
s3-ap-northeast-2 Active
s3-ap-southeast-1 Active
s3-ap-southeast-2 Active
s3-ca-central-1 Active
s3-eu-central-1 Active
s3-eu-west-1 Active
s3-eu-west-2 Active
s3-eu-west-3 Active
s3-sa-east-1 Active
s3-us-east-2 Active
s3-us-standard Active
s3-us-west-1 Active
s3-us-west-2 Active

Latest imgix outages and incidents.

View the latest incidents for imgix and check for official updates:

Updates:

  • Time: April 4, 2022, 12:47 p.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: There was an issue with requests to the Management API not completing. This incident started at 11:52 AM UTC and was resolved at 12:33 PM UTC. The rendering service was not impacted by this incident.

Updates:

  • Time: April 4, 2022, 12:47 p.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: There was an issue with requests to the Management API not completing. This incident started at 11:52 AM UTC and was resolved at 12:33 PM UTC. The rendering service was not impacted by this incident.

Updates:

  • Time: Dec. 22, 2021, 7:14 p.m.
    Status: Postmortem
    Update: # What happened? On December 17, 2021, 05:06 UTC, some uncached requests to the imgix service began to return a `503` response.  By 05:36 UTC the issue had been completely resolved. # How were customers impacted? Between the hours of 05:01 UTC and 05:36 UTC, some requests to non-cached derivative images began to return a `503` error, with a 10% peak error rate being reached for parts of the incident. At 5:07 UTC, error rates began to decrease slowly, though a 5% error rate persisted until a fix was pushed at 5:36, which completely restored the service. # What went wrong during the incident? Large unexpected traffic patterns triggered a problematic interaction with a newly built internal automation, causing the initial incident. Our team pushed mitigations early on in the incident, though the mitigations had further unexpected interactions with the newly built automation. While the service _did_ begin to recover, the rate of recovery was slower than expected due to these interactions. Once the interaction was identified, another manual change was made which completely restored the service. # What will imgix do to prevent this in the future? We will be adding additional tooling which will enable us to more quickly identify proximate causes during incidents. We will also internally document the interactions and behaviors of our existing automation and mitigation runbooks to ensure smoother recovery times in the future. We also identified some improvement opportunities for some of our existing automation, which have completed fine-tuning.
  • Time: Dec. 22, 2021, 7:14 p.m.
    Status: Postmortem
    Update: # What happened? On December 17, 2021, 05:06 UTC, some uncached requests to the imgix service began to return a `503` response.  By 05:36 UTC the issue had been completely resolved. # How were customers impacted? Between the hours of 05:01 UTC and 05:36 UTC, some requests to non-cached derivative images began to return a `503` error, with a 10% peak error rate being reached for parts of the incident. At 5:07 UTC, error rates began to decrease slowly, though a 5% error rate persisted until a fix was pushed at 5:36, which completely restored the service. # What went wrong during the incident? Large unexpected traffic patterns triggered a problematic interaction with a newly built internal automation, causing the initial incident. Our team pushed mitigations early on in the incident, though the mitigations had further unexpected interactions with the newly built automation. While the service _did_ begin to recover, the rate of recovery was slower than expected due to these interactions. Once the interaction was identified, another manual change was made which completely restored the service. # What will imgix do to prevent this in the future? We will be adding additional tooling which will enable us to more quickly identify proximate causes during incidents. We will also internally document the interactions and behaviors of our existing automation and mitigation runbooks to ensure smoother recovery times in the future. We also identified some improvement opportunities for some of our existing automation, which have completed fine-tuning.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:58 a.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: This incident has been resolved.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:58 a.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: This incident has been resolved.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:58 a.m.
    Status: Monitoring
    Update: This incident has been resolved.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:58 a.m.
    Status: Monitoring
    Update: This incident has been resolved.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:42 a.m.
    Status: Monitoring
    Update: A fix has been implemented and error rates have returned to normal. We are monitoring the situation.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:42 a.m.
    Status: Monitoring
    Update: A fix has been implemented and error rates have returned to normal. We are monitoring the situation.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:33 a.m.
    Status: Investigating
    Update: We are currently investigating elevated render error rates for uncached derivative images. We will update once when we obtain more information. Previously cached derivatives are not impacted.
  • Time: Dec. 17, 2021, 5:33 a.m.
    Status: Investigating
    Update: We are currently investigating elevated render error rates for uncached derivative images. We will update once when we obtain more information. Previously cached derivatives are not impacted.

Updates:

  • Time: Dec. 16, 2021, 9:13 p.m.
    Status: Postmortem
    Update: # What happened? On December 12, 2021, 15:23 UTC, some imgix customers may have experienced issues with logging into their Dashboard and deploying Sources. Login issues were resolved by 16:23 UTC. Source deployment issues were resolved by 17:43 UTC. This incident only affected Web Administration tools - the rendering service was not affected. # How were customers impacted? Customers attempting to log into the dashboard may have encountered a login error. Once the login issue was resolved, it was discovered that Source deploys were delayed. By 17:43 UTC, all Source deployment issues had been fully resolved. # What went wrong during the incident? Our team quickly discovered that a major cloud provider was experiencing a regional outage. This affected several web administration components, such as imgix Dashboard logins and delayed Source deployments. Dashboard logins recovered on their own once the cloud provider recovered, though Source deployments remained delayed. It was assumed that Source deployments would eventually also resolve without intervention, though further investigation indicated that Source deployments required a manual fix, which took effect by 17:38 UTC. # What will imgix do to prevent this in the future? We will be auditing multi-region contingency plans for all web administration components along with implementing more monitoring to ensure that impacted components can be identified sooner.
  • Time: Dec. 15, 2021, 5:45 p.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: This incident has been resolved. All Source deployments that were delayed have now been fully deployed.
  • Time: Dec. 15, 2021, 5:06 p.m.
    Status: Investigating
    Update: We are currently investigating an issue with Source deployments being delayed. The rendering service is otherwise not impacted.

Updates:

  • Time: Dec. 16, 2021, 9:13 p.m.
    Status: Postmortem
    Update: # What happened? On December 12, 2021, 15:23 UTC, some imgix customers may have experienced issues with logging into their Dashboard and deploying Sources. Login issues were resolved by 16:23 UTC. Source deployment issues were resolved by 17:43 UTC. This incident only affected Web Administration tools - the rendering service was not affected. # How were customers impacted? Customers attempting to log into the dashboard may have encountered a login error. Once the login issue was resolved, it was discovered that Source deploys were delayed. By 17:43 UTC, all Source deployment issues had been fully resolved. # What went wrong during the incident? Our team quickly discovered that a major cloud provider was experiencing a regional outage. This affected several web administration components, such as imgix Dashboard logins and delayed Source deployments. Dashboard logins recovered on their own once the cloud provider recovered, though Source deployments remained delayed. It was assumed that Source deployments would eventually also resolve without intervention, though further investigation indicated that Source deployments required a manual fix, which took effect by 17:38 UTC. # What will imgix do to prevent this in the future? We will be auditing multi-region contingency plans for all web administration components along with implementing more monitoring to ensure that impacted components can be identified sooner.
  • Time: Dec. 15, 2021, 5:45 p.m.
    Status: Resolved
    Update: This incident has been resolved. All Source deployments that were delayed have now been fully deployed.
  • Time: Dec. 15, 2021, 5:06 p.m.
    Status: Investigating
    Update: We are currently investigating an issue with Source deployments being delayed. The rendering service is otherwise not impacted.

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