Major outage
Daytona reports a major outage on app.daytona.io. The incident is resolved. It lasted 6 minutes.
State
Resolved
Started
Lasted
6 min
Worst impact
Major outage
Timeline
2 updatesComponents degraded
6 min 100%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by Daytona
Affected components
1Daytona in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
11
Days with an incident
8
Median duration
41 min
This incident
85% shorter than the median
Other Daytona incidents
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Daytona·Major outage
Daytona reports a major outage on app.daytona.io. The incident is resolved. It lasted 9 minutes.
Daytona·Degraded performance: API and sandbox operations
Daytona reported degraded performance on app.daytona.io and sandbox creation. Some API requests and sandbox create, start, stop, and delete operations were slow or timed out. Daytona resolved the incident, which lasted about 103 minutes.
Daytona·Degraded performance for a subset of US runners
All of the nodes in the US Region that were impacted have been fully recovered.
Daytona·Sandbox listing (GET /sandbox)
An issue in our data indexing pipeline delayed updates to the sandbox list between 22:42 UTC on October 29 and 06:30 UTC on October 30, so recently created, changed or deleted sandboxes may not have appeared correctly in list results during that time. Sandbox operations themselves were not affected, and no data was lost. The pipeline has been restored, all pending updates have been processed, and the sandbox list is now fully up to date.
Daytona·US Region Runner Degradation
All of the nodes in the US Region that were impacted have been fully recovered
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