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Scheduled maintenance for Programmable Voice - Voice SDK/Programmable Voice - WebRTC EU/US/APAC/UAE

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Our Telephony Engineers will perform maintenance on our Programmable Voice, Voice SDK and AI Assistants services in the Europe/US/APAC/UAE region. This maintenance will disrupt registration service for WebRTC inbound and outbound calls. During this maintenance, we will migrate the telephony credentials database. Impacted functionality includes Programmable Voice and Voice SDK telephony credentials, token creation and retrieval, on-demand registration using telephony credentials for inbound and outbound calls, and AI Assistant registrations.

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58 min

Worst impact

Maintenance

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1 update
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Our Telephony Engineers will perform maintenance on our Programmable Voice, Voice SDK and AI Assistants services in the Europe/US/APAC/UAE region. This maintenance will disrupt registration service for WebRTC inbound and outbound calls. During this maintenance, we will migrate the telephony credentials database. Impacted functionality includes Programmable Voice and Voice SDK telephony credentials, token creation and retrieval, on-demand registration using telephony credentials for inbound and outbound calls, and AI Assistant registrations.

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Median duration

2 h 39 min

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