Cloud Latency, Delays, Connection Issues
Google impacts are now reported as fully resolved. Internal teams have confirmed this report. All services are restored. Should you need further help, please reach out and file a ticket with Support.
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State
Resolved
Started
61 d ago
2026-09-01 15:36 UTC
Lasted
4 h 9 min
until 2026-09-01 19:45 UTC
Worst impact
Partial outage
Timeline
6 updatesInvestigating
37 min 15%
Monitoring
3 h 32 min 85%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by CockroachDB Cloud
Google impacts are now reported as fully resolved. Internal teams have confirmed this report. All services are restored. Should you need further help, please reach out and file a ticket with Support.
We are learning that Google is reporting us-central1-b is also impacted and experiencing degradation. Following network-level mitigation efforts, the underlying network infrastructure has fully recovered. Google Product engineering teams across Cloud are currently validating the recovery status of individual services.
Google is now reporting that us-central1 and asia-east1 are both resolved, however europe-west4-b is still actively impacted. Our internal teams are confirming no further errors in the last 15 minutes for us-central1 and asia-east1 regions. Known current Impacts: europe-west4-b
We are still monitoring the situation, seeing some improvement over the last 15 minutes, but not fully resolved. Known current Impacts: us-central1, asia-east1, europe-west4-b
Google Cloud is experiencing networking outages which is affecting Cockroach Cloud customers. Cockroach Cloud customers may experience heightened latency, delays, or connection issues. Our teams are aware and fully engaged on this incident. Known current Impacts: us-central-1, asia-east-1
Google Cloud is experiencing networking outages which is affecting Cockroach Cloud customers. Cockroach Cloud customers may experience heightened latency, delays, or connection issues. Our teams are aware and fully engaged on this incident. Known current Impacts: us-central-1, asia-east-1
Affected components
1CockroachDB Cloud in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
5
Days with an incident
7
Median duration
7 h
This incident
41% shorter than the median
Other CockroachDB Cloud incidents
All incidentsCockroachDB Cloud·gcp-eu-west2-b-availability-zone-issues
GCP has mitigated the power event that caused this disruption in the europe-west2 region. All GCP and CRL services has returned to normal operation. No further action is required.
CockroachDB Cloud·Stock out issues in GCP us-central1
We are continuing to monitor this issue; however Google can not provide an ETA as to when it will be resolved. We will continue to work with them to obtain the needed capacity. Customers are still advised to choose another region when spinning up new clusters to circumvent the capacity problems observed with us-central1.
CockroachDB Cloud·Connection attempts failing for multiple Basic tenants in GCP South America (southamerica-east1).
This incident has been resolved. CockroachDB Cloud (Basic) clusters hosted in GCP South America (São Paulo / southamerica-east1) experienced network connectivity issues that have now been fully restored. Connectivity has returned to normal and all affected clusters are operating as expected. We apologize for any disruption this may have caused. If you continue to experience any issues, please contact support.
CockroachDB Cloud·Cluster connectivity and execution issues
Following an extended period of monitoring, the team has confirmed that the cluster remains healthy and stable.
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