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API | Active |
Authentication (SSO) | Active |
Datadog Events | Active |
EventBoard | Active |
Exchange Sync | Active |
Google Apps Calendar | Active |
LobbyConnect | Active |
Mandrill US East | Active |
Mandrill US West | Active |
Mobile Data | Active |
Phone System | Active |
Support Articles | Active |
Web Interface | Active |
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Description: We appreciate your patience and are pleased to share that our team has identified the source of the Insight data disruption and is implementing a fix. We are responding directly to open tickets with details on the resolution for specific customer environments and will continue to monitor overall Insights performance. For further questions, please reach out to our dedicated support team. Thank you.
Status: Resolved
Impact: None | Started At: June 12, 2024, 5:11 p.m.
Description: This incident has been resolved.
Status: Resolved
Impact: None | Started At: April 18, 2024, 12:24 a.m.
Description: **Teem Detailed Root Cause Analysis | 4.05.2024** **404 Error Site Wide Outage** We are truly grateful for your continued support and loyalty. We value your feedback and appreciate your patience as we worked to resolve this incident. **Description:** On April 5th, 2024, internal teams and customer support noticed issues happening with logging and being able to access sites. Reports of some Teem instances experiencing inability to login with a forward of a 404 error also were presented. This issue impacted a large scale of Teem Customers. This cause of this site outage was due to a migration to a new server that would allow easier rollbacks and data integrity, that unfortunately had a performance error and needed to be done early. Upon receiving notice of the site access issues, our dedicated team promptly took action to restart the migration process, ensuring its successful completion and resolving the issue. **Type of Event:** Site Access **Remediation:** Upon immediate notice of the login issues, our dedicated Teem team was able to restart the migration process to successful completion, resolving the issue. **Root Cause Analysis:** There was a production outage caused by a database that we were hosting on. We needed to then move the data base to our standby server and set up a new one. We had planned the migration for a few weeks later and were preparing for it but the server encountered errors before the planned maintenance happened forcing us to start the migration early. We started the migration server backed up the DB and re-established connection with services. **Preventative Action:** The Teem team was able to start a migration process and monitor it through successful completion and review with internal testing to ensure the issue was resolved for customers. This incident has been closed, but our team is dedicated to closely monitoring future updates as they are released to ensure the best customer experience.
Status: Postmortem
Impact: Critical | Started At: April 18, 2024, 12:24 a.m.
Description: **Teem by Eptura detailed Root Cause Analysis | April 11, 2024** **S2 Google Calendar Service not Synchronizing** We are truly grateful for your continued support and loyalty. We value your feedback and appreciate your patience as we worked to resolve this incident. **Description:** Customers using the Google Calendar service experienced events that were not automatically synced. During this time, a workaround was provided to force a manual sync, updating the calendars. **Type of Event:** Functionality Issue **Services/Modules impacted:** Production/ Google Calendar Service **Timeline** \(Reported MST\)**:**` ` On the late afternoon of April 11th, 2024, at approximately 3:50pm, multiple customers reported an issue with their Google Calendar Service not automatically syncing calendar events. Customers were provided a temporary workaround to manually force sync their calendars. All customers were made aware of the Severity 2 incident via Teem Status Page. The investigation continued through April 19, 2024, when the CloudOps team identified the root cause of the issue. On April 22, 2024, at approximately 11:08am, all customers were notified via Status Page that the fix had been implemented and we moved into a monitoring phase. After continuous monitoring, no additional reports for Google Calendar Events and customers confirming that their Calendar events were syncing automatically, the Severity 2 incident was marked as resolved on April 29, 2024, at 10:23am. **Total Duration of Event:** 17 days, 18 hours, 33 minutes **Root Cause:** We observed that the PgBouncer and PgBouncer\_ro services will not run simultaneously on job managers. Due to the startup script, it is unclear which of the two services is running, and it seems that the "last to start wins" scenario occurs. In an instance restart, a different service could "win" and cause further inconsistency. We have also discovered that three of our Job Managers are running outdated code. **Remediation:** These services shared a unix socket directory. By providing different unix socket directories, the services both would run simultaneously and eliminate the inconsistency. This eliminated significant errors on the jobmanagers **Preventative Action:** Our team is dedicated to continuously improving the Google Calendar Service by enhancing our current processes and implementing robust monitoring systems. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this disruption.
Status: Postmortem
Impact: Minor | Started At: April 11, 2024, 9:46 p.m.
Description: **Teem Detailed Root Cause Analysis | 4.05.2024** **404 Error Site Wide Outage** We are truly grateful for your continued support and loyalty. We value your feedback and appreciate your patience as we worked to resolve this incident. **Description:** On April 5th, 2024, internal teams and customer support noticed issues happening with logging and being able to access sites. Reports of some Teem instances experiencing inability to login with a forward of a 404 error also were presented. This issue impacted a large scale of Teem Customers. This cause of this site outage was due to a migration to a new server that would allow easier rollbacks and data integrity, that unfortunately had a performance error and needed to be done early. Upon receiving notice of the site access issues, our dedicated team promptly took action to restart the migration process, ensuring its successful completion and resolving the issue. **Type of Event:** Site Access **Remediation:** Upon immediate notice of the login issues, our dedicated Teem team was able to restart the migration process to successful completion, resolving the issue. **Timeline:** ` `April 5 * \(4:14 AM\) – Internal teams were noticing issues with logging as well as site access * \(4:21 AM\) – Customers also reporting the issue, at this point we have already notified the team * \(4:24 AM\) – Investigation process has started with internal teams * \(5:23 AM\) – Internal teams notify us of continued investigation but that the issue is close to being found * \(6:43 AM\) – The issue has been found and a fix has been implemented with the rollback of the server to the new DB still needing around a few hours to finish. * \(12:45 PM\) – The database has been moved and restored. **Total Duration of Event:** \(0 day/8 hours/30minutes\) **Root Cause Analysis:** There was a production outage caused by a database that we were hosting on. We needed to then move the data base to our standby server and set up a new one. We had planned the migration for a few weeks later and were preparing for it but the server encountered errors before the planned maintenance happened forcing us to start the migration early. We started the migration server backed up the DB and re-established connection with services. **Preventative Action:** The Teem team was able to start a migration process and monitor it through successful completion and review with internal testing to ensure the issue was resolved for customers. This incident has been closed, but our team is dedicated to closely monitoring future updates as they are released to ensure the best customer experience.
Status: Postmortem
Impact: None | Started At: April 5, 2024, 10:17 a.m.
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