IBM undergoes global outage, brings down customer website


By MYBRANDBOOK


IBM undergoes global outage, brings down customer website

Users of IBM Cloud on Tuesday afternoon reported an outage that rendered the websites of many unresponsive. The widespread outage brought down multiple services hosted on the platform, as well as IBM's own cloud status page.

 

IBM Cloud eventually posted an update on Twitter, stating that it was aware of the issues and that the issue was being investigated.

 

"Sorry, we've encountered an error on our end, and our developers are working on clearing this up. Please try reloading the page or following these links back," the page reads.

 

IBM is yet to release a statement, and its Twitter account is silent, but a website that monitors website outages  shows users have been reporting issues since around 2:30pm PT, since the time it started.

 

IBM Aspera, a unit of Big Blue that sits under its hybrid cloud business unit, at 3:06pm PT said it was alerted to a service disruption that affected all regions.

 

"We have been alerted to a service disruption affecting: IBM AoC Managed Storage. Our engineers are currently investigating the incident and will provide updates when more information is available," it wrote.

 

According to Aspera, AoC Managed Storage is suffering a "major outage" in Amsterdam, Dallas, Frankfurt, Melbourne, and Toronto.

 

IBM Cloud Transfer Clusters in Amsterdam, Chennai, Dallas, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, Mexico, Milan, Montreal, Oslo, San Jose, Sao Paulo, Seoul, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto, Washington DC, Paris, and Singapore are also listed as suffering major outages.

 

Meanwhile, customers of IBM Cloud said they have been told of the outage.

 

"Our database provider, IBM Cloud, told us the following privately 'This is what appears to be a networking issue affecting a large portion of IBM Cloud services'," marketing automation software maker Autopilot wrote at 4:20pm PT.

 

"The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented."

 

IBM Cloud eventually took to Twitter to tell users it was aware of reported outages and that it was investigating the matter.

 

"IBM Cloud services are being restored following a reported outage earlier today. We are focused on restoring full services as soon as possible," it posted at 6:30pm PT.

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