Scheduled Maintenance - Grafana IRM OnCall
We will perform scheduled maintenance on Grafana IRM OnCall to upgrade its database. We expect little to no customer impact. During the maintenance, OnCall may be briefly unavailable for up to approximately 5 seconds. During that time, some requests, such as API calls, notifications, or UI actions, may fail or be delayed. Retrying should succeed. No action is required on your part. We will post an update when the maintenance begins and when it is complete.
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Maintenance
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We will perform scheduled maintenance on Grafana IRM OnCall to upgrade its database. We expect little to no customer impact. During the maintenance, OnCall may be briefly unavailable for up to approximately 5 seconds. During that time, some requests, such as API calls, notifications, or UI actions, may fail or be delayed. Retrying should succeed. No action is required on your part. We will post an update when the maintenance begins and when it is complete.
We will perform scheduled maintenance on Grafana IRM OnCall to upgrade its database. We expect little to no customer impact. During the maintenance, OnCall may be briefly unavailable for up to approximately 5 seconds. During that time, some requests, such as API calls, notifications, or UI actions, may fail or be delayed. Retrying should succeed. No action is required on your part. We will post an update when the maintenance begins and when it is complete.
Affected components
1Grafana Cloud in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
54
Days with an incident
43
Median duration
2 h 45 min
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