[RBX2B/SBG1A][Hosted Private Cloud] - Managed VMware vSphere Maintenance Notification
As part of our continuous improvement plan, maintenance is scheduled on our Managed VMware vSphere offer in RBX2B/SBG1A regions. Start time : 26/11/2026 08:00 UTC End time : 26/11/2026 18:00 UTC Service impact : This maintenance will update the storage servers hosting your data. The PRA will be unavailable for the duration of the maintenance and cannot be executed during this window. Service improvement : As part of our continuous improvement policy, we will be doing a maintenance on our Managed VMware vSphere offer. Thank you for your understanding.
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State
Scheduled
Starts
in 25 d
2026-11-26 08:00 UTC
Ongoing for
Not started
Worst impact
Maintenance
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by OVHcloud
As part of our continuous improvement plan, maintenance is scheduled on our Managed VMware vSphere offer in RBX2B/SBG1A regions. Start time : 26/11/2026 08:00 UTC End time : 26/11/2026 18:00 UTC Service impact : This maintenance will update the storage servers hosting your data. The PRA will be unavailable for the duration of the maintenance and cannot be executed during this window. Service improvement : As part of our continuous improvement policy, we will be doing a maintenance on our Managed VMware vSphere offer. Thank you for your understanding.
Affected components
3OVHcloud in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
216
Days with an incident
90
Median duration
1 h 35 min
This incident
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