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Elevated query errors in US region

Query performance in the US region has been fully restored since 19:15 UTC. Between 18:05 and 19:15 UTC, some queries and dashboards returned errors and some monitor runs were missed or delayed. Ingest was not affected and no data was lost. We'll share a follow-up describing what we're changing to prevent this.

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State

Resolved

Started

18 d ago

2026-10-14 19:12 UTC

Lasted

51 min

until 2026-10-14 20:03 UTC

Worst impact

Degraded

Timeline

3 updates
19:1219:2519:3819:5020:03
DegradedUpdate postedTimes in UTC

Investigating

18 min 35%

Monitoring

33 min 65%

Updates

Times in UTC

As posted by Axiom

Resolved2026-10-14 20:03 UTC

Query performance in the US region has been fully restored since 19:15 UTC. Between 18:05 and 19:15 UTC, some queries and dashboards returned errors and some monitor runs were missed or delayed. Ingest was not affected and no data was lost. We'll share a follow-up describing what we're changing to prevent this.

Monitoring2026-10-14 19:30 UTC

We've rolled back the change behind the US query errors. Since 19:15 UTC, query error rates have been back to normal. We're monitoring and will post another update by 20:00 UTC.

Investigating2026-10-14 19:12 UTC

We've observed elevated error rates and slower responses for some queries in the US region. You may see failed or partially loaded dashboards, query errors (HTTP 500), or failed queries from the API and monitors. Ingest is not affected, and no data has been lost. Failed queries can be retried. We'll post another update within 30 minutes or as soon as we know more.

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Days with an incident

9

Median duration

1 h 7 min

This incident

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median 1 h 7 min
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