Box
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Incidents in 90 days
17
Days with an incident
19
Median duration
53 min
Longest incident
5 days
Components
84Box Platform / API
Box Web Application
Oct 8, 2026
After further monitoring, this incident is now considered resolved. Box services have been restored to full functionality. Please contact Box Support at https://support.box.com/ if you continue to experience any issues.status.box.com
After further monitoring, this incident is now considered resolved. Event-based reports and Insights in the Admin Console, results from the Enterprise Events API, and Box AI unit usage have been restored to full functionality and are showing up-to-date information. If you continue to experience any issues, please contact Support at https://support.box.com.status.box.com
Aug 24, 2026
We recently addressed issues affecting file uploads and other write operations within Box. We would like to take the opportunity to further explain these issues and the steps we have taken to keep them from happening in the future. Between 02:03 PM and 02:24 PM PDT on August 24, 2026, some users may have experienced difficulties while working in Box. During this time, users saw elevated error rates and reduced availability for uploads and other write-oriented actions. The issue occurred when a background user-cleanup process generated a sudden surge of database update activity that was amplified by an unbounded retry loop, which overloaded a database shard and exhausted connection capacity. We restored normal service by applying a rate limit to the cleanup traffic and stopping the offending cleanup workload. After traffic subsided, we removed the temporary limits once systems were stable. In addition, we are making changes to limit background cleanup traffic and improve retry behavior status.box.com
Between 3:44 PM and 4:27 PM PDT on August 19, 2026 and 10:28 AM and 11:21 AM PDT on August 24, 2026, some users may have experienced intermittent errors with some Box features, including Logins, Uploads, Downloads, and Box Sign. The issues occurred after a rapid surge of external Box client connections overwhelmed front-end capacity in the affected region, which caused an increase in server-side error rates and prevented some requests from reaching our back-end services. We restored service by working with our cloud provider and applying operational mitigations until front-end error rates returned to normal and user requests succeeded again. # Analysis This incident highlighted opportunities to improve our detection and correlation of frontend/load balancer health signals with our application telemetry and to strengthen joint monitoring and mitigation processes with our cloud provider during large-scale client connection events. It also underscored the importance of clearer detection tstatus.box.com
Aug 19, 2026
_Notice and disclaimer: Box is providing this preliminary information subject to further review and analysis. To the best of our knowledge, this is the current state and we may update as more information is confirmed._ On August 19, 2026 between 3:44pm PDT to 3:49pm PDT, some users may have experienced difficulties while working in Box. When attempting to access Box during this time, some users may have seen an error message. Preview, and Box Notes functionalities were impacted. This occurred because of an issue affecting Box’s critical third party cloud ingress services. We are conducting a full engineering postmortem in conjunction with our cloud provider, and our overview is subject to change with further analysis and findings. In the event our continuing investigation yields further substantive findings, we may publish additional analysis after the conclusion of the full engineering postmortem. We are continuously working to improve Box and want to make sure we are delivering the bstatus.box.com
After further monitoring, this incident is now considered resolved. All Files Page Service has been restored to full functionality. If you continue to experience any issues, please contact Box Support at https://support.box.com.status.box.com
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