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Elevated Errors for B2 Cloud Storage in US East

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B2 Cloud Storage uploads and downloads fail at elevated rates in the US East region. Backblaze applied a mitigation, and uploads and downloads now work normally. Backblaze monitors the incident and continues work to recover all services.

State

Mitigation-applied-and-monitoring

Started

Ongoing for

25 h 35 min

Worst impact

Partial outage

Timeline

8 updates
14:5121:1503:3810:0216:26
Partial outageDegradedUpdate postedTimes in UTC

Investigating

1 h 54 min 7%

Identified

51 min 3%

Mitigation-applied-and-monitoring

22 h 50 min 89%

Updates

Times in UTC

As posted by Backblaze

Mitigation-applied-and-monitoring

Since about 10:00 UTC on November 6, some B2 Cloud Storage requests in our US East region were failing at elevated rates. Uploads and downloads were are affected, and some customers may have also seen slower responses. Backblaze applied mitigation and uploads and downloads are now working normally. The Operations teams are continuing to work on this incident to ensure all services are fully recovered.

Identified

Since about 10:00 UTC on November 6, some B2 Cloud Storage requests in our US East region were failing at elevated rates. Uploads and downloads were are affected, and some customers may have also seen slower responses. Backblaze applied mitigation and uploads and downloads are now working normally. The Operations teams are continuing to work on this incident to ensure all services are fully recovered.

Identified

Since about 10:00 UTC on November 6, some B2 Cloud Storage requests in our US East region have been failing at elevated rates. Uploads and downloads are affected, and some customers may also see slower responses. Some Backblaze services that depend on this region may be affected too. Our engineers are working to restore full service. Data already stored is not affected. We will post another update within 60 minutes.

Identified

Since about 10:00 UTC on November 6, some B2 Cloud Storage requests in our US East region have been failing at elevated rates. Uploads and downloads are affected, and some customers may also see slower responses. Some Backblaze services that depend on this region may be affected too. Our engineers are working to restore full service. Data already stored is not affected. We will post another update within 60 minutes.

Investigating

Since about 10:00 UTC on November 6, some B2 Cloud Storage requests in our US East region have been failing at elevated rates. Uploads and downloads are affected, and some customers may also see slower responses. Some Backblaze services that depend on this region may be affected too. Our engineers are working to restore full service. Data already stored is not affected. We will post another update within 60 minutes.

Investigating

We continue to investigate an issue causing some B2 Cloud Storage uploads to fail. Our team is working to restore normal operation. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Investigating

Cluster 005 Cassandra disk space issues causing upload failures and Cooper task processing errors

Investigating

We continue to investigate an issue causing some B2 Cloud Storage uploads to fail. Our team is working to restore normal operation. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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Incidents in 90 days

5

Days with an incident

9

Median duration

3 days

This incident

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median 3 days
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