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8Oct 21, 2026
This incident has been resolved. For a subset of customers, our ingestion pipeline was unresponsive to incoming beacons at 22:04 UTC. While our SDKs are programmed to retry, there is the potential for delayed or lost beacons at and around that time. Delayed/lost beacons would disrupt our realtime metrics and alerting. Missing beacons may also result in some missing event data for views being generated at that time.status.mux.com
This incident has been resolved.status.mux.com
Oct 9, 2026
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