Auvik outage history

We will be upgrading the Auvik cloud. The session will take about three hours. During this time, you may not be able to log into Auvik. There may also be interruptions to your network monitoring. If you have any questions, please use the Support button at the bottom right in Auvik.

The incident has been fully resolved. Regular service has been restored, and all systems operate as expected. Impact: Users should no longer experience any issues related to the service disruption. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Service has been fully restored. We apologize for any disruption to our services.  We thank you for your understanding. If you continue to experience issues, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. We will post an RCA after an internal investigation.

We are aware of the recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. THE AUVIK PRODUCT DOES NOT DIRECTLY USE PHP We are reviewing our broader environments for potential exposure and will share updates as more information becomes available.

We are aware of the recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. THE AUVIK PRODUCT DOES NOT DIRECTLY USE PHP. We have completed our review of our broader environments and have addressed any other potential exposures. No further updates are expected.

We are currently investigating reports of an outage affecting sites on the US4 cluster. Impact: Customers may experience loss of services on these sites All other clusters are functioning properly. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. We will share updates as more information becomes available.

Customer Impact: Customers on the US4 cluster may remain unable to access their sites while the system recovers. All other clusters are operating normally. Current Status: Our team has identified a potential cause of the outage and is applying mitigation measures. Next Steps: We are monitoring the system’s recovery and will provide another update as more information becomes available. If you continue to experience issues, please contact Auvik Support so we can track the impact and assist you.

Customer Impact: Customers on the US4 cluster may remain unable to access their sites while the system recovers. All other clusters are operating normally. Current Status: Sites are recovering properly and becoming available. Next Steps: We are monitoring the system’s recovery and will provide another update as more information becomes available. If you continue to experience issues, please contact Auvik Support so we can track the impact and assist you.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Services appear to be operating normally, with the remaining site recovering. We are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will post a final update once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Disruption - US4 service interruption ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Sep 03, 2026 07:05 UTC Resolved: Sep 03, 2026 12:20 UTC ### Customer impact Customers hosted in the US4 environment experienced intermittent service availability while the system was unstable. Impacts included difficulty accessing sites and the user interface, along with interruptions to monitoring visibility. ### Cause A core component in the US4 environment became unavailable. The platform's automated recovery process did not fully stabilize the environment, which led to repeated reconnection and recovery activity. A full restart of the US4 environment was required to restore normal operation. ### Effect The instability prevented parts of the US4 environment from communicating reliably. This caused service interruptions for many customers until the environment restarted and customer sites recovered. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Improve resilience and redundancy for critical components involved in environment recovery. * Strengthen automated monitoring and paging so this failure pattern is identified and escalated more quickly. * Review recovery behavior to reduce the likelihood that a similar component failure requires a full environment restart.

We are investigating reports of availability issues affecting sites hosted on the AU1 cluster. Customer Impact Customers on the AU1 cluster may experience service interruptions. All other clusters are unaffected. Next Steps Our team is working to identify the contributing factors. We will share another update as we learn more.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the availability issues affecting sites hosted on the AU1 cluster and is taking steps to resolve it. Impact Customers on the AU1 cluster may continue to experience service interruptions. All other clusters remain unaffected. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track them and provide further assistance. Next Steps We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on our progress.

Our team has applied mitigation measures, and we have restored availability for sites hosted on the AU1 cluster. Some sites continue to recover. We are monitoring the environment to confirm continued stability. Impact Customers should no longer experience service interruptions. All other clusters remain unaffected. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track them and provide further assistance. Next Steps We will continue monitoring and provide another update once we have confirmed the issue is fully resolved.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Disruption - Availability Issues on the AU1 Cluster ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Aug 27, 2026 12:20 - UTC Resolved: Aug 27, 2026 13:15 - UTC ### Customer impact Clients hosted in the AU1 region experienced a temporary interruption of Auvik services. Depending on the client, monitoring, alerting, collector connectivity, and access to the web interface were unavailable for up to approximately one hour. ### Cause A cascading failure in core platform services caused multiple service components to restart, including a central coordination component. This resulted in widespread client-environment restarts across the AU1 region. ### Effect Affected client environments became temporarily unavailable while services restarted. The platform recovered automatically. Post-recovery verification confirmed normal service operation. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Continue evaluating resiliency improvements for core service coordination and recovery behavior following large-scale restarts. * Continue using post-recovery validation checks to confirm client services return to expected operation after a broad service restart.

We are investigating reports of a high volume of inaccurate notifications. Impact: Customers may experience improper alerts and notifications The following services are not affected: V2 alert notifications. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. We will share updates as more information becomes available.

We are continuing to investigate the issues with incorrect notifications being sent. Impact: Customers may experience improper alerts and notifications The following services are not affected: V2 alert notifications. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. We will share updates as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the incorrect notifications and is taking steps to fix the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to experience false paused notifications The following services are not affected: V2 alerting Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Alert notifications should no longer be sent to unintended users We are closely monitoring services for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally, though new alerts may be delayed in the UI until services catch up; if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will post a final update once we confirm the resolution.

We have applied additional changes to address the issue causing alerts to not appear in the UI. We are seeing alerts gradually recover and are continuing to closely monitor services to ensure a full recovery. Impact: Alert notifications should no longer be sent to unintended users. Alerts may still be delayed in appearing in the UI as services continue to recover. If you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will continue monitoring alert recovery and service stability and will provide a final update once we confirm the issue is fully resolved.

We have observed a full recovery of the affected services, and alerts are now appearing in the UI as expected across all clusters. We are continuing to closely monitor services to ensure stability.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

We continue to receive reports of unexpected emails being sent by legacy alerting. Our team is actively investigating the issue. Next Steps: We will provide another update as more information becomes available.

We continue investigating the legacy alerting issue causing unexpected email notifications. Our investigation has made progress, and we believe we are moving toward a resolution. We are continuing to validate our findings and work through the remaining steps. Next Steps: We will provide another update as we confirm the resolution or as additional information becomes available

We continue investigating the legacy alerting issue causing unexpected email notifications. We are continuing to validate our findings and work through the remaining steps. Next Steps: We will provide another update as we confirm the resolution or as additional information becomes available

We have continued to see stable alerting behaviour following the changes made earlier, and alerting services remain fully recovered. We are continuing to monitor closely to ensure ongoing stability. Impact: Services are operating normally. If you experience any unexpected alerting behaviour or other outliers, please report them to Auvik Support so our team can investigate. Next Steps: We will continue monitoring services and will provide a final update once we are confident the issue remains fully resolved.

We have continued to see stable alerting behavior overnight, and alerting services remain fully recovered. We are continuing to monitor closely to ensure ongoing stability. Impact: Services are operating normally. If you experience any unexpected alerting behavior or other outliers, please report them to Auvik Support so our team can investigate.

We have continued to see stable alerting behavior. We are continuing to monitor closely to ensure ongoing stability. Impact: Services are operating normally. If you experience any unexpected alerting behavior or other outliers, please report them to Auvik Support so our team can investigate.

We have continued to observe stable alerting behavior across all systems. Our engineering team will continue active monitoring through the day to ensure continued performance. Current Impact: All services are operating normally. Critical Reminder: If you experience any unexpected alerting behavior or identify other outliers, please report them immediately to Auvik Support for investigation.

We have continued to observe stable alerting behavior across all systems. Our engineering team will continue active monitoring and address any reported issues. Current Impact: All services are operating normally. Critical Reminder: If you experience any unexpected alerting behavior or identify other outliers, please report them immediately to Auvik Support for investigation.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Degradation - Legacy Alerts Notification ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Aug 17, 2026 13:15 - UTC Resolved: Aug 21, 2026 14:12 - UTC ### Customer impact Some customers using Legacy Alerts experienced inaccurate alert notifications, including false-positive alerts and unintended email notifications. During remediation, some legacy alert processing was delayed, and alert visibility in the user interface temporarily lagged. V2 Alerts remained operational throughout the incident. ### Cause A product release intended to retire older default Legacy Alert configurations for new environments also removed supporting alert conditions that were still required by some existing customers with customized Legacy Alerts. Without the complete conditions, certain Legacy Alerts could trigger inaccurately. The remediation required reprocessing affected alerts, which temporarily increased processing load and contributed to delayed alert visibility, alert flapping, and excessive notifications. ### Effect Affected Legacy Alerts could trigger when the underlying condition was not present, re-trigger after being paused, or send notifications more broadly than intended. The resulting in-service lag also temporarily delayed displaying some alerts. Engineering restored the required alert configuration, removed the unintended broad email association, increased processing capacity, and proactively corrected additional affected customer environments. ### Future consideration\(s\) • Add monitoring for abnormal volumes of Legacy Alerts so unexpected alert activity can be detected earlier. • Expand pre-release and end-to-end testing for existing customized Legacy Alerts, including alert triggering, notification delivery, and post-change recovery behavior. • Strengthen canary-release review so alerting anomalies are investigated and understood before wider deployment.

We are currently investigating reports of a flood of legacy alerts. Impact Default legacy alerts are temporarily not functioning as expected while we investigate. Customized legacy alerts may also be impacted. V2 alerts are currently working as expected. Next Steps Our team is actively investigating to identify the contributing factors. We will provide additional updates as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the legacy alerts not working properly and is taking steps to fix it. Impact: Customers may continue to experience legacy alerts not working The following services are not affected: V2 alerts Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the legacy alerts not working properly and is taking steps to fix it. Impact: Customers may continue to experience legacy alerts not working The following services are not affected: V2 alerts Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying the fix to the EU1 clustered clients currently

We have applied changes to address the issue. We are now rolling out service fixes and monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will post a final update once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

We are currently investigating reports of a collector affecting monitoring. Impact: Customers may experience issues with the SNMP monitoring protocol. Other services are not affected. Auvik will be performing an emergency rollback of the collector upgrade this weekend. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the Collector SNMP monitoring issue and is taking steps to remediate. Impact: Customers may continue to experience collector SNMP monitoring issues We will be having cluster maintenance windows as we roll back the collector upgrade on each cluster. We are rolling back the EU2 cluster currently. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

We are continuing to rollback collector versions on each cluster. Impact: Customers may continue to experience collector SNMP monitoring issues We will be having cluster maintenance windows as we roll back the collector upgrade on each cluster. We are rolling back the remaining clusters currently. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

The incident has been fully resolved. Regular service has been restored, and all systems are operating as expected. Impact: Users should no longer experience any issues related to this incident. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Service has been fully restored. We apologize for the degradation in services. We thank you for your understanding. If you continue to experience issues, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. We will post an RCA after an internal investigation.

# Service Disruption - SNMPv3 Monitoring Loss Following Collector Upgrade ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Apr 13, 2026 20:00 - UTC Resolved: Apr 13, 2026 22:32 - UTC ### Customer impact Customers experienced a loss of monitoring data from only devices using specific SNMPv3 configurations. While devices remained online and reachable, monitoring data was not collected, resulting in reduced visibility across environments. ### Cause A recent collector upgrade introduced changes to encryption handling that affected support for certain legacy SNMPv3 configurations. This resulted in failures when attempting to collect data from devices configured that way. ### Effect Monitoring data collection failed for affected devices across multiple clusters. This led to a noticeable drop in available device metrics and visibility, despite no loss of connectivity to the devices themselves. ### Future consideation\(s\) * Expand test coverage to include a broader range of SNMP configurations * Improve monitoring to detect drops in data collection more proactively * Strengthen validation processes for major upgrades and dependency changes * Implement additional safeguards to identify compatibility issues prior to release

Description: During our recent maintenance window, a subset of user accounts were inadvertently disabled. We are actively working to identify affected users and restore access as quickly as possible. Impact: Some customers may experience login issues when accessing their sites. Monitoring and alerting capabilities remain fully operational and are not impacted. Next Steps: Restoration efforts are ongoing. Updates will follow as more information becomes available. We appreciate your patience as we work to restore full functionality.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the interruption of user authorization to sites and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: A significant number of customers are receiving errors when they log into Auvik The following services are not affected: Monitoring, alerting, or PSA integrations Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates as they become available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the interruption of user authorization to sites and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: A significant number of customers are encountering errors when they log in to Auvik. Access for these users is currently being restored. The following services are not affected: Monitoring, alerting, or PSA integrations Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates as they become available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the interruption of user authorization to sites and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: A significant number of customers are encountering errors when they log in to Auvik. Access for users on the US1, US3, and US5 clusters has been restored. We are working our way through the remaining clusters The following services are not affected: Monitoring, alerting, or PSA integrations Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the interruption of user authorization to sites and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: A significant number of customers are encountering errors when they log in to Auvik. Access for users on the US1, US2, US3, US5, AU1, CA1, EU1, EU2 clusters has been restored. We are working our way through the remaining clusters US4 and US6 The following services are not affected: Monitoring, alerting, or PSA integrations Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the interruption of user authorization to sites and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: A significant number of customers are encountering errors when they log in to Auvik. Access for users on the US1, US2, US3, US4, US5, AU1, CA1, EU1, EU2 clusters has been restored. We are working our way through the remaining cluster, US6. The following services are not affected: Monitoring, alerting, or PSA integrations Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any login issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Degraded - Some Customers Experiencing Login Issues After Maintenance ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Mar 7, 2026 18:42 - UTC Resolved: Mar 9, 2026 21:10 - UTC ### Cause Following a platform upgrade, an internal reconciliation process incorrectly identified a subset of user records as deleted. This occurred due to an error condition in a synchronization component that failed to process all expected user data during reconciliation. ### Effect Affected users were able to log in to the platform but were unable to access their expected sites or tenants due to missing user authorizations. In some cases, API access using previously generated API keys was also affected. Monitoring, alerting, and data collection services continued to function normally throughout the incident. ### Action taken Engineering paused the process that spreads the changes across the platform to prevent further impact. User access was then restored using backup data taken prior to the upgrade. This allowed the team to recover user access, permissions, and related access keys. After restoration was completed and access was verified across all environments, the incident was declared resolved. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Implement additional monitoring to detect unexpected changes in user or authorization records. * Add safeguards within reconciliation processes to prevent large-scale unintended deletions. * Improve post-upgrade validation checks to identify abnormal record changes earlier. * Enhance disaster recovery tooling and backup retrieval processes to speed up restoration efforts.

Affected Services: Access Cluster(s): EU2 We are currently performing emergency maintenance, which requires a restart of the EU2 cluster. Impact: During this time, users in the EU2 region may experience login issues or intermittent service disruptions. Next Steps: We will provide updates as we learn more. We appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this issue.

A restart of the EU2 cluster has resolved the issue. We will monitor the situation to ensure stability and confirm that the service remains fully functional. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, we continue monitoring for irregularities. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Next Steps: We will provide a final update once the issue is resolved. We appreciate your patience as we work through this issue.

The incident has been fully resolved. Regular service has been restored, and all systems operate as expected. Impact: Users should no longer experience any issues related to this service disruption. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Service has been fully restored. We apologize for any disruption to our services. We thank you for your understanding. If you continue to experience issues, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. We will post an RCA after an internal investigation.

# Service Disruption - The EU2 cluster was unavailable ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Dec 15, 2025 20:00 – UTC Resolved: Dec 16, 2025 02:00 – UTC ### Customer impact During the incident window, customers hosted in the EU2 region experienced intermittent service degradation. This included slower system responsiveness, temporary inconsistencies in monitoring data, and brief periods where alerts may have been delayed or inaccurate. Most customers regained access as services were progressively restored, and complete stability was confirmed before the incident was closed. ### Cause The incident was caused by an elevated load in the EU2 service environment, resulting in an uneven workload distribution across backend resources. As the load increased, automated recovery mechanisms were unable to stabilize the environment fully, necessitating a controlled restart of the regional service to restore normal operations. ### Effect The imbalance led to reduced service performance and temporary unavailability for some customers until recovery actions were completed. Engineering teams were required to intervene to safely restart the affected region and validate service health before returning operations to normal. ### Future consideation\(s\) * Improve automated workload balancing to absorb regional load increases. * Strengthen early indicators for backend saturation to enable earlier intervention. * Refine operational procedures to further reduce recovery time in similar scenarios.

We are currently investigating reports of Meraki switch stacks creating duplicates. Impact: Customers may see duplicate inventory in the Meraki stacks. The following services are not affected: Alerting and all other Device inventory. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

We are currently investigating reports of Meraki switch stacks creating duplicates. Impact: Customers may see duplicate inventory in the Meraki stacks. No new devices are currently being created. Devices that have been duplicated cannot yet be deleted. The following services are not affected: Alerting and all other Device inventory. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the Meraki duplicate Stack switches and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to experience duplicated Meraki Stack switches The following services are not affected: Alerting and all other Device inventory. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have applied changes to address the issue. You'll now see the duplicate begin to be removed. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Degraded - Duplicated Devices for Meraki Switch Stacks ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Dec 15, 2025 08:34 – UTC Resolved: Dec 15, 2025 13:20 – UTC ### Customer impact Customers with Meraki switch stacks across all clusters experienced: Duplicate Meraki switches are appearing in the device inventory, including entries without management IP addresses. Inability to manually delete duplicates, as they were automatically recreated. Confusing or inaccurate device and stack representations. Temporary inflation of billable device counts for some tenants \(billing data captured and under review\). No other device types were affected. ### Cause A configuration update intended to improve how Meraki switch stacks are represented in the platform caused unintended behavior. For tenants already using Meraki stacking, the system was unable to match newly processed stack data to existing switches consistently. This caused already-stacked switches to be incorrectly interpreted as new devices, generating duplicate inventory entries. Because the underlying synchronization logic reinforced these entries, any customer deletion of duplicates did not persist, and duplicates reappeared. ### Effect The issue led to inaccurate device inventories and misleading switch-stack views for customers using Meraki stacking, causing confusion in device management and increasing support tickets. Internal teams experienced additional operational overhead as they investigated the duplication patterns and validated safe removal procedures. Complete remediation required coordinated cleanup across all clusters to restore accurate device records and ensure no further duplicates were generated. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Strengthen validation of device and stack metadata before inventory updates. * Improve testing coverage using a production-like stacked device configuration. * Add monitoring and alerting for abnormal changes in device counts. * Use safer rollout controls and feature flags for changes affecting device inventory logic.

We are currently investigating reports of duplicate devices being created, which could cause alert flooding. Impact: Customers may experience a high false alert definitions The following services are not affected by all other clusters and monitoring. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the Fortinet firewall duplication and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to receive some excessive resolved alerts while duplicates are cleared from the system. The following services are not affected: Any other devices or clusters. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

Our team has begun deleting duplicate Fortinet firewalls. Impact: Customers may continue to receive excessive resolved alerts while duplicates are cleared from the system. The following services are not affected: Any other devices or clusters. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are implementing mitigation measures and will provide progress updates.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Services are beginning to revert to normal, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Extraneous Fortinet firewalls will continue to be flushed from affected tenants; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

Our team continues to investigate the suspected cause of the duplicate Fortinet firewalls and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to experience alerts from duplicate Fortinet firewalls. The following services are not affected: All other clusters and vendors. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying new mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team continues to investigate the suspected cause of the duplicate Fortinet firewalls and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Auvik will place the EU2 cluster in maintenance mode to continue working on the issue and prevent further false alerts. Impact: All alerting for the EU2 cluster has been placed in maintenance mode. The following services are not affected: All other clusters. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying new mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team has begun isolating the devices requiring correction. Auvik has placed the EU2 cluster in maintenance mode to continue working on the issue and prevent further false alerts. Impact: All alerting for the EU2 cluster has been placed in maintenance mode. The following services are not affected: All other clusters. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying new mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Degraded - FortiGate firewalls duplicated in the EU2 cluster, causing a flood of alerts. ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Dec 11, 2025 14:00 – UTC Resolved: Dec 17, 2025 06:45 – UTC ### Customer impact Clients with FortiGate firewalls in the EU2 region experienced: * A significant increase in “device offline” alerts due to status flapping between duplicate and original device entries. * Duplicate firewalls appear in inventory views, leading to confusion in device management. * Inaccurate device statistics and monitoring gaps. * In some cases, customers attempted to delete duplicates, which resulted in the loss of historical data on the original device. No other device types or regions were affected. ### Cause A system change intended to improve how high-availability firewall configurations were processed introduced unexpected behavior. Under certain conditions, the platform was unable to detect when multiple records referenced the same firewall device consistently. As a result, some firewalls were incorrectly detected as new devices, causing duplicate entries and inconsistent operational status reporting. ### Effect The issue resulted in elevated alert volumes across impacted tenants and caused instability in device-status reporting for the affected firewalls. Customers experienced increased operational overhead as they reviewed unexpected alerts and duplicate device entries, and engineering teams were required to intervene to restore accurate device associations and remove the duplicated records.fFuture consideration\(s\) * Strengthen validation of device-supplied information before it affects inventory or monitoring. * Implement alerting for sudden spikes in offline/online transitions to detect similar issues earlier. * Improve observability of device lifecycle behavior to identify anomalies proactively. * Use feature-flagged or staged rollouts for changes that affect device processing logic. * Incorporate production-like data into pre-deployment testing to better anticipate unexpected device behaviors.

We are currently investigating reports of the Auvik chatbot not transferring the session to a live agent. Impact: Customers will not be able to reach a live agent until the service is restored. The following services are not affected: The Knowledge Base, Support Portal, and Auvik site. Please submit a web form ticket from the Support site in the meantime, if needed to contact support. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the Auvik chatbot not transferring the session to a live agent. Impact: Customers will not be able to reach a live agent until the service is restored. The following services are not affected: The Knowledge Base, Support Portal, and Auvik site. Please submit a web form ticket from the Support site in the meantime, if needed to contact support. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We appreciate your understanding and patience.

Affected Services: Login We’re aware that an issue with Okta caused login failures for many users accessing Auvik. Okta has reported that the problem is resolved, but some users may still experience difficulties signing in. You can follow their updates here: https://status.okta.com/#incident/a9CWR00000012Cg2AI Recent status information is also available at: https://status.okta.com/#recent Impact: While we work on the resolution, users may continue to experience login issues Next Steps: Our team is actively working to resolve the issue and will provide updates as progress is made. Your patience is greatly appreciated, and we regret any inconvenience you may have experienced.

Latest update from Okta December 3, 2025 at 7:50am PST Our service is seeing recovery following successful mitigation efforts with our provider. We continue to closely monitor system stability. Our next update will be in 30 minutes, or sooner if new information is available. We are watching our systems for recovery and performance.

Latest update from Okta Incident Resolved December 3, 2025 at 8:58am PST An issue impacting the core authentication service for customers in Okta Cell US7 has been resolved. Additional root cause information will be available within five business days. We will close the status page for Auvik's sites.

Affected Services: Hierarchy and permissions Cluster(s): All Our team has identified the root cause of the service disruption and is currently investigating a solution to restore normal service levels. Impact: While we work on the resolution, users may continue to experience reduced functionality in the product. Next Steps: Our team is actively working to resolve the issue and will provide updates as progress is made. Your patience is greatly appreciated, and we regret any inconvenience you may have experienced.

We are aware of an issue where customers can log in successfully but may be unable to view certain data, including maps, inventory, site lists, and a few other areas. Our team has identified the root cause and compiled a fix. The estimated time to full recovery is approximately 30–60 minutes. Thank you for your patience.

The incident has been fully resolved. Regular service has been restored, and all systems operate as expected. Impact: Users should no longer experience any issues related to this service disruption. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Service has been fully restored. We apologize for any disruption to our services. We thank you for your understanding. If you continue to experience issues, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. We will post an RCA after an internal investigation.

# Service Degraded - Data Not Loading Across All Clusters ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Nov 21, 2025 17:43 – UTC Resolved: Nov 21, 2025 19:18 – UTC ### Customer impact Customers across all regions were able to log in, but many were unable to view key data within the platform. This included features such as: * Network maps * Inventory and site lists * Dashboards * Other views are dependent on permissions and hierarchical data. This resulted in degraded usability and limited visibility into managed environments. ### Cause During a routine maintenance task intended to clean up older data records, an incorrect piece of information was unintentionally added to the system. This faulty data prevented a core component—responsible for organizing how customer information is displayed in the platform—from functioning correctly. Because this component could not run as expected, many areas of the product that rely on structured data \(such as maps, dashboards, and inventory views\) were unable to load. This led to widespread service degradation across all clusters. ### Effect Because the system could not correctly load the information needed to display customer environments, several parts of the platform were unable to show data. As a result, many users could log in but were unable to see maps, inventory details, site lists, dashboards, or other information they usually rely on. This created a degraded experience across all regions, limiting visibility and making it difficult for customers to perform routine monitoring and management tasks until the issue was resolved. ### Future consideation\(s\) * Introduce stronger validation and safeguards to prevent malformed data from being accepted into critical systems. * Improve the resilience of backend services so they fail gracefully rather than entering repeated restart cycles. * Implement additional monitoring to provide earlier detection of issues affecting data-loading functions. * Enhance internal tools used during maintenance and cleanup activities to reduce the risk of unintentional data corruption.

Auvik is currently being impacted by today’s AWS outage. Some pages and APIs may be slow or have errors. No data loss is expected. We will update here as we receive more information

AWS services are recovering. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

AWS services are recovering. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Amazon is recommending flushing your DNS cache if you are still experiencing issues. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support.

We are currently investigating reports of 500 errors affecting access to clients on the US4 cluster. Impact: Customers may experience access issues to their tenants. Alerts and monitoring are not affected The other clusters are not affected. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

We are continuing to investigate HTTP 500 errors affecting access to clients on the US4 cluster. Impact: Customers will experience access issues to their tenants. Alerts and monitoring are not affected. The other clusters are not affected. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the HTTP 500 site access issue and is taking steps to remediate it. Impact: Customers should now be able to access their sites without encountering an HTTP 500 error. Maps and site inventories are not rendering correctly in the UI. The following services are not affected: Monitoring and Alerting. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have applied changes to address the issues. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Degraded - Sites have lost settings after maintenance ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Oct 11, 2025 – 12:00 UTC Resolved: Oct 15, 2025 – 22:00 UTC ### Cause During a scheduled system update, a background maintenance process unintentionally removed reference files used to identify stored site configurations. When affected systems restarted after the update, they were unable to locate those configuration files and temporarily appeared as new, empty sites. This occurred because the maintenance process was using outdated information when determining which data to clean up safely. The underlying data remained securely stored, but the missing reference files prevented normal access until they were restored. ### Effect A subset of tenants across multiple clusters temporarily lost access to their site configurations and appeared as newly created environments. Customers observed missing data and configurations, including previously defined network settings and device details. ### Action taken _All times are in UTC_ **10/11/2025** **12:00** – A scheduled system upgrade began across all clusters. **15:25** – The support team received reports from customers that some sites appeared empty or missing data. **16:00** – Engineering immediately began investigating and determined this was not related to normal data processing delays. **10/12/2025** Additional reports confirmed that several sites were missing configuration information. The engineering team confirmed that the original data was still securely stored, but was not being correctly loaded by the system. **10/13/2025** The issue was traced to missing metadata files that help identify stored configurations. The engineering team began restoring affected sites using the most recent valid configuration data. Automated recovery tools were developed to safely restore additional sites and ensure consistent recovery across all clusters. **10/14/2025** Engineering verified that configuration data was fully restored and synchronized across supporting services. The recovery process was extended to all remaining sites, with validation steps confirming successful restoration. **10/15/2025** Final recovery efforts for the remaining affected clusters were completed.. **22:00** – All affected sites were confirmed operational with their configurations restored and verified. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Remove dependency of cleanup processes on outdated cluster data sources. * Validate all automated cleanup jobs to ensure they do not operate on production clusters. * Implement monitoring for missing or corrupted metadata files before deployments. * Enhance post-deployment validation to verify the integrity of configuration data across all clusters.

We are currently investigating reports of a clients not being able to access their tenants on the CA1 cluster. Impact: Customers may experience an interruption of access to their sites. The following services are not affected: Other clusters are not affected by this Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

We are continuing to investigate tenants on the CA1 cluster that are not accessible. Impact: Customers are experiencing an interruption of access to their sites. The following services are not affected: Other clusters are not affected by this outage. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the sites on the CA1 cluster being inaccessible and is taking steps to remediate the issue. There have also been reports of some users experiencing issues accessing Auvik using their Okta setup. This is also being investigated. Impact: Customers may continue to experience their site being inaccessible on the CA1 cluster. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the sites on the CA1 cluster being inaccessible and is taking steps to remediate the issue. There have also been reports of some users experiencing issues accessing Auvik using their Okta setup. This is also being investigated. Additionally, any new tenants or users created since 17:15 UTC (1:15 PM ET) are currently not functioning or accessible. Impact: Customers may continue to experience inaccessibility to their site on the CA1 cluster as the cluster comes back up. Clients or clusters created since the incident began are not accessible. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the sites on the CA1 cluster being inaccessible and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Sites have been restored to yesterday. We are working to restore data that was present at the time of this incident. There have also been reports of some users experiencing issues accessing Auvik using their Okta setup. We are working to restore access. Additionally, any new tenants or users created since 17:15 UTC (1:15 PM ET) are currently not functioning or accessible. Tenant restoration is occurring. Impact: Customers should now be able to access their sites on the CA1 cluster, with the exceptions noted above. Data restoration is being worked on. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have implemented changes to address the issue with services for clients on the CA1 clusters, and these clusters are now operating normally. We are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally for the tenants in the CA1 cluster. Tenants created have also been restored. There are still issues with some clients who use Okta to access Auvik. We are looking to remediate these. If you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will be monitoring the situation during the evening and will report updates in the morning. A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We are currently investigating reports of not being able to access new sites after they are created. This is under all clusters. Impact: All other services should be operating normally for the tenants in the CA1 cluster. We are continuing to experience issues with a small percentage of Okta-enabled accounts that lack access. We are looking to remediate these. If you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: We will be monitoring the situation during the evening and will report updates in the morning. A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We have applied changes to address the issue with new site creation. We continue to experience issues with some cases of child site creations and are working to rectify them. Other services appear to be operating normally, and sites are becoming visible in the UI. We are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: All other services should be operating normally for the tenants in the CA1 cluster. We are continuing to experience issues with a small percentage of Okta-enabled accounts that lack access. We are remediating these. If you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We have applied changes to address the issue with new site creation. We continue to experience issues with sites not being visible promptly. We are continuing to work on this issue. This is also contributing to a site redirection issue where sites are not accessible via xxx.my.auvik.com, but are accessible via xxx.us1.my.auvik.com, where us1 is the cluster on which the site is located. Other services appear to be operating normally, and sites are becoming visible in the UI. We are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: We are continuing to experience issues with a small percentage of Okta-enabled accounts that lack access. We are remediating these accounts. If you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We are currently experiencing some system slowness on clusters outside of CA1. This is related to residual cleanup from earlier issues on the CA1 cluster. Our team is actively addressing this to ensure ongoing platform stability. Additionally, the cleanup contributed to a site redirection issue, where sites may not be accessible via xxx.my.auvik.com. These sites are accessible when using the fully qualified URL (e.g., xxx.us1.my.auvik.com), where us1 reflects the cluster hosting the site. In some cases, newly created sites may not display correctly. A small percentage of clients using Okta authentication were also impacted. If you encounter a denied login message, you may need to reset your password by following the provided instructions. Impact Some clients may see slower performance. Site access via xxx.my.auvik.com may fail; use the direct cluster URL (xxx.[cluster].my.auvik.com) as a workaround. Limited Okta users may experience authentication issues requiring a password reset. Next Steps Our engineering team is continuing remediation efforts. A final update will be provided once the issues are fully resolved. If you continue to encounter problems, don't hesitate to get in touch with Auvik Support .

We continue to experience system slowness on clusters outside of CA1, which is attributed to residual cleanup efforts related to earlier issues in the CA1 cluster. Although our team has made progress, some symptoms persist, and we continue to work on resolving them. Impact: Performance: Some clients may still see slower performance. Site Access: Accessing sites via xxx.my.auvik.com may fail. Sites remain accessible using the fully qualified URL format (xxx.[cluster].my.auvik.com). Login Issues: Some sites are still experiencing login issues. Okta Authentication: A small subset of clients using Okta may continue to see denied login attempts. A password reset may be required. Next Steps We are focused on restoring full login functionality and addressing the residual impacts of the cleanup. A final update will be provided once all issues are fully resolved. If you continue to experience problems, please contact Auvik Support.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the slowness on the EU1 cluster and is taking steps to remediate the issue by performing an out-of-band maintenance on the EU1 cluster. Impact: Customers may experience issues accessing their sites on the EU1 cluster over the next two hours while this maintenance is in progress. Sites on the other clusters are not affected by the action. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team has successfully completed the out-of-band maintenance on the EU1 cluster. We will continue to monitor EU1 closely throughout the evening to ensure stability. The earlier slowness affecting clusters outside of CA1 now appears to be resolved. We will continue to validate system performance and client connections across all clusters. Impact: EU1: Sites remain stable following maintenance; we are monitoring for any recurrence. Other Clusters: No ongoing slowness observed. Login / Okta: A small subset of clients using Okta may still experience denied login attempts; a password reset may be required. Next Steps: Continue overnight monitoring of EU1 and client connection stability. Perform additional validation tomorrow on site performance and login flows. If you encounter related issues, please contact Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

Services appear to be operating normally, and we are continuing to monitor closely for stability. We are still receiving periodic reports of site slowness. This seems especially pertinent with the new discovery scans. We are currently investigating. A small percentage of clients using Okta authentication were impacted. If you encounter a denied login message, you may need to reset your password by following the vendor's instructions. You will also need to re-enable your MFA. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We are currently investigating reports of 500 errors that occur periodically when accessing pages on sites. We are still receiving periodic reports of site slowness. This seems especially pertinent with the new discovery scans. We are currently investigating. A small percentage of clients using Okta authentication were impacted. If you encounter a denied login message, you may need to reset your password by following the vendor's instructions. You will also need to re-enable your MFA. Impact: Customers may experience intermittent issues with their sites Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

We identified and addressed the root causes behind intermittent 500 errors, map loading issues for new tenants, and isolated EU1 access failures. Fixes have been implemented, including updates to API rate-limit handling, permissions validation, and service restarts. Impacted services are recovering as expected. We are closely monitoring system stability and completing a sweep of collectors across clusters to confirm full health. No further impact is expected at this time. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

We’ve resolved the issues that caused errors, map loading problems for new tenants, and access interruptions in EU1. Services are recovering and performing as usual. We will be monitoring the platform closely throughout the evening, focusing on overall stability and conducting a comprehensive sweep of collectors across clusters to confirm their health. No further customer impact is expected at this time. If you continue to encounter problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once the resolution is confirmed.

The incident has been fully resolved, and all services are operating normally. Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience problems, please don't hesitate to contact Auvik Support. We will provide a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) once it is available.

# Service Disruption - Platform Availability and Login Access ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Sep 23, 2025 – 17:45- UTC Resolved: Sep 26, 2025 – 13:58 - UTC ### Customer impact Tenants on the CA1 cluster lost their settings, and Auvik was inaccessible for a time. Intermittent platform errors and degraded performance for some customers. A temporary issue prevented certain users from logging in via Okta. Delays in data synchronization in the EU1 region necessitate restarting the cluster. ### Cause A configuration update intended for specific tenants was applied globally due to a missing query constraint. This caused the deletion of tenant and user records in one cluster, leading to cascading synchronization and workload impacts across other clusters. As a result, user data was propagated as deletions to the identity provider, temporarily removing affected user accounts. ### Effect The CA1 cluster required restoration from a backup, resulting in the temporary unavailability of some tenant data. 43 tenants and 22 user accounts required manual recreation and verification. Authentication failures occurred for affected users due to the removal of identity records. The EU1 cluster experienced performance degradation as it processed a large data synchronization backlog. Increased load briefly impacted the responsiveness of other clusters’ regional services. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Implement a dry-run and confirmation step in internal tooling to validate production commands before execution. * Reinforce the change-management process for improved peer visibility and validation. * Expand resource and capacity monitoring to identify anomalies earlier and respond proactively. * Revisit release control lifecycle practices to remove obsolete configurations after rollout completion.

We are currently investigating reports of login issues affecting access to Auvik for its users. Impact: Customers may be unable to access their tenants. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

We are currently investigating reports of login issues affecting access to Auvik for its users. Impact: Customers may experience the inability to access their sites when using redirects to their site URL. The following services are not affected: Monitoring and Alerting. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the login access and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to experience login issues if using URL redirects to access their site(s). The following services are not affected: Monitoring and Alerting. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the login access and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers may continue to experience login issues if using URL redirects to access their site(s). The following services are not affected: Monitoring and Alerting. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We continue applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The changes were applied to address the issue.. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are continuing to monitor closely for stability. Impact: Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

Monitoring The changes were applied to address the issue.. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are continuing to monitor closely for stability. Impact: We recently experienced a short disruption with URL redirects. This has been resolved, and services are working as expected. Services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The incident has been fully resolved. Regular service has been restored, and all systems operate as expected. Impact: Users should no longer experience any issues related to this service disruption. If you are still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to the support team and update your ticket or report any problems you haven't reported yet. Service has been fully restored. We apologize for any disruption to our services. We thank you for your understanding. If you continue to experience issues, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. We will post an RCA after an internal investigation.

# Service Degraded - Clients experienced login issues to their site because the URL redirect was not working. ## Root Cause Analysis A recent update led to more traffic than expected, resulting in simultaneous overload of the same systems. This overloaded them, leading to delays and occasional failures when customers tried to log in. Some customers also experienced issues when trying to start new trials. ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Sep 17, 2025 13:50 - UTC Resolved: Sep 18, 2025 21:00 - UTC ### Cause The update unintentionally created extra demand on shared systems. As a result, the login process and new trial creation sometimes failed or responded slowly. ### Effect * Some customers could not log in after entering their password or completing MFA. * Occasional slow responses and error messages \(404/500/502/504\). * New trial sign-ups sometimes failed or were delayed. * Internal tools that rely on the same login process also saw intermittent issues. ### Action taken * Adjusted system settings to reduce pressure on overloaded services. * Closely monitored traffic while making changes to keep the service stable. * Applied a temporary workaround to allow new trials to be created reliably. * Released a fix to stabilize the login redirect process. * Made further tuning changes to spread out demand and reduce load. * Continued monitoring until the login and sign-up flows were confirmed to be stable. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Reduce reliance on a single system for login and trial flows by distributing the workload across multiple systems.. * Enhance monitoring to identify login errors and trial creation issues more promptly. * Add safeguards to prevent overload, including traffic limits and fallback options. * Test updates under heavier load conditions to catch these issues earlier.

We are currently investigating reports of sites receiving 500 errors affecting site access. Impact: Customers may experience an inability to connect to their site(s)or have collectors connect. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the connection issues and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers who experienced the 500 errors are now remedied. Connection issues after installing a Windows collector are still being investigated. Users may continue to experience the collector not connecting to the site. The following services are not affected: monitoring and alerting. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Services appear to be operating normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Collector connection services should be operating normally; however, if you continue to encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The connectivity issues with the site and collectors have been fully resolved, and services are operating as expected. Impact: Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience issues, please report them to Auvik Support.

# Service Degraded - Login and Collector Installation Issues on US3 Cluster ## Root Cause Analysis ### Duration of the incident Discovered: Sep 10, 2025 13:17 UTC Resolved: Sep 12, 2025 15:08 UTC ### Cause Two separate but overlapping issues contributed to this incident: * Collector Installation Failures – Windows collectors were unable to install due to missing service principal credentials on the backend agent server, which prevented successful API calls for subscription data. * Login and Redirect Failures – Following a restart of the US3 frontend, requests for user and tenant data from secondary clusters intermittently failed. This caused login attempts through Okta to hang and product redirects to fail. ### Effect * Users attempting to log in via Okta were unable to complete authentication and access tenants. * Some sites experienced 500 errors when attempting to access dashboards. * Windows collector installations via GUI and CLI failed, preventing the deployment of new collectors. ### Action taken _All times are in UTC_ **09/10/2025** **13:17** – Users report inability to log in to Auvik Production through Okta. **13:28** – Errors in US3 frontend logs identified relating to user/tenant data queries. **13:37** – Engineering suspends frontend deployment in the US3 cluster. **13:39** – Issues confirmed across secondary clusters; logs analyzed for root cause. **14:54** – Identified that the frontend redirect service could not fetch required tenant data; feature flag disabled to restore functionality. **15:01** – Engineering confirms that the workaround restores login functionality while monitoring tenant recovery. The incident is resolved on the status page. **09/12/2025** **15:08** – Feature flag re-enabled after system recovery; frontend services reconciled successfully. Incident fully resolved. ### Future consideration\(s\) * Improve validation of service principal credentials to prevent collector installation failures. * Enhance monitoring and alerting around login and redirect workflows to detect tenant query failures earlier. * Review and refine feature flag rollout procedures to minimize dependency risks and ensure optimal deployment. * Continue improving how customer data is distributed across clusters so that queries run more efficiently and reliably, even during high system load or maintenance events.

We are currently investigating reports of an outage affecting clients on US4. Impact: Customers may experience an inability to log in to their site The following services are not affected: Other clusters, including alerting and monitoring. Next Steps: Our team is working to identify contributing factors. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Our team has identified a suspected cause of the outage on the US4 cluster and is taking steps to remediate the issue. Impact: Customers will not have access to the sites on the US4 cluster for the next two hours while we bring them online. Some sites on the US4 may become operational before that time. The following services are not affected: Sites on other clusters.. Please report any related issues to Auvik Support so we can track and assist further. Next Steps: We are applying mitigation measures and will provide updates on progress.

We have applied changes to address the issue. Services appear to be starting up normally, and we are monitoring closely for stability. Impact: Services should be becoming available. The site will continue to come online over the next hour. If you encounter problems, please report them to Auvik Support. Next Steps: A final update will be posted once we confirm the resolution.

The access issues for clients on the US4 cluster have been fully resolved, and services are operating as expected. Impact: Customers should no longer experience any related issues. If you continue to experience issues, please report them to Auvik Support.