53 Mindtouch incidents · 2024年9月 — official updates, affected components, duration and resolution details.
CXone 知识管理服务退化:地点不详。 CXone知识管理工程小组正在调查有关场地无法使用的报告.
我们正在继续调查这一问题.
一项措施已经执行,我们正在监测结果.
这一事件已经得到解决.
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CXone知识管理服务退化:站点加载速度慢或不可用. CXone知识管理工程小组正在调查现场无法进入的报告
CXone知识管理 - 固定部署 - 所有服务正常运行. CXone知识管理工程小组已部署一个固定装置,所有服务正常运行。 我们目前正在监测部署稳定地点。 活动持续时间 15分钟
CXone知识管理 - 服务中断解决 - 所有服务正常运行. CXone Mpower专家工程组已部署一个固定装置并监测部署情况,以确保场地稳定。 这个问题现在已得到解决。 活动时间: 15分钟
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CXone 知识管理服务退化。 CXone知识管理工程组正在调查关于场地退化的报告.
我们正在继续调查这一问题.
一项措施已经执行,我们正在监测结果.
这一事件已经得到解决.
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 07/23/2026 07:31 AM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 07/23/2026 01:01 PM UTC** **Incident Summary** Updated on 08/04/2026 - On 07/23/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported experiencing page formatting failures and API call errors within the CXone Mpower Expert service. The incident was caused by incorrect Web Application Firewall \(WAF\) control rules that were deployed as part of a scheduled software release. The issue was resolved after the Engineering team reverted the incorrect WAF rules that had been implemented across the affected regions, restoring normal service operation. **Root Cause** The incident was caused by incorrect WAF control rules that were deployed as part of a scheduled software release. These rules classified and blocked legitimate web and Application Programming Interface \(API\) requests as bot traffic, resulting in service degradation and errors for affected customers. Although a corrective configuration had been identified and merged during pre-deployment validation activities, a build pipeline checkout failure prevented the corrected configuration from being included in the deployed release. As a result, the unintended WAF configuration remained active, causing legitimate customer traffic to be blocked. **Corrective Actions** * **Detection:** NiCE Internal support teams received reports from customers experiencing page formatting failures and API call errors within the CXone Mpower Expert service. * **Remediation:** The issue was resolved after the Engineering team reverted the incorrect WAF rules that had been implemented across the affected regions, restoring normal service operation. Completed on 07/23/2026. * **Prevention:** The Engineering team has updated the build pipeline configuration to address the checkout failure and improve build reliability. Completed on 07/30/2026. The Engineering team has strengthened release deployment criteria by implementing stricter release guidelines to ensure all required builds are available and verified before deployment. Completed on 08/03/2026. The Engineering team is evaluating monitoring and alerting enhancement opportunities to improve visibility and enable earlier detection. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 08/14/2026. **Incident Timeline \(UTC\)** **07/23/2026 07:31 AM \(UTC\)** - The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support Engineers \(TSEs\) began their initial validations and troubleshooting investigation. **07/23/2026 11:37 AM \(UTC\)** - TSEs notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. **07/23/2026 12:31 PM \(UTC\)** - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. **07/23/2026 01:01 PM \(UTC\)** - The issue was resolved after the Engineering team reverted the incorrect WAF rules that had been implemented across the affected regions, restoring normal service operation. Following successful validations, the major incident was marked as resolved.
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CXone Mpower 专家服务退化:没有场地。 CXone Mpower 专家工程 调查组正在调查现场无法进入的报告.
CXone 知识管理服务退化:没有网站。 这一问题已经确定,目前正在设法加以部署.
CXone知识管理 - 固定部署 - 所有服务正常运行. CXone知识管理工程小组已部署一个固定装置,所有服务正常运行。 我们目前正在监测部署稳定地点。 活动时间 31分钟
CXone知识管理 - 服务中断解决 - 所有服务正常运行. CXone Mpower专家工程组已部署一个固定装置并监测部署情况,以确保场地稳定。 这个问题现在已得到解决。 活动时间 38分钟
** 启动时间\(UTC\) 07:09/2026 07:18 上午 协调世界时** ** 影响结束时间\(UTC\) 08:18 上午 协调世界时** □事件摘要 07/09/2026年,一些NICE CXone Mpower客户经历了缓慢的页面载荷时间,断断续续的接入问题,或者CXone MPower专家知识门户暂时无法访问. 这个问题源于计划生产发布,该发布无意中引入了配置变化,减少了对受影响生产集群自动升级服务的资源分配。 这一影响在改变后被卷回后得到解决,将流量转向了以前的稳定版本并恢复了服务. □ 根源 这个问题源于计划生产发布,该发布无意中引入了配置变化,减少了对受影响生产集群自动升级服务的资源分配。 在调查期间,工程师确定之前的资源增长出人意料地未能成功合并到代码库. 因此,部署重新应用了自定义的代码配置,无意中将现有的生产设置覆写,将自动缩放器恢复到之前的资源分配. 这导致自动分级器遇到出镜\(OOM\)条件,无法按需要分级集群容量,导致平台性能退化,部分客户暂时无法进入站点. 释放成功通过了标准装配验证,并顺利被部署到另一个生产环境。 只有受影响生产组群在交通量较高时才显示出这种情况。 虽然这种性质的事件在例行生产发布期间很少发生,但这次活动突出了进一步加强部署控制和配置验证的机会,以减少今后发生类似事件的风险 □ 纠正动作 ** 检测:** 内部监测和自动警报查明了服务故障,随后通过客户报告确认服务恶化和暂时无法进入一些CXone Mpower专家站点。 纠正动作 ** 补救:** 这一影响在改变后被卷回后得到解决,将流量转向了以前的稳定版本并恢复了服务. 这减少了集群资源需求,使自动升级服务得以恢复并恢复正常运作. 于2026年9月7日完成. ** 预防:** 工程组恢复了自动规模器在受影响生产环境中的资源分配,使其达到预期增加值,确保有足够的能力支持集群需求,并减少今后类似服务影响的风险。 于07/10/2026号完成. 释放管道将得到加强,以引入额外的验证,并在部署过程的更早时间进行准备状态检查\ ("转-左"测试\). 这一变化将确保在交通通向新版本之前充分验证关键的工作量、基础设施能力和服务健康。 MT将在07/24/2026上提供最新情况。 NiCE恢复能力小组的重点仍然是加强系统的可靠性、稳定性、整个平台的复原力以及部署后的验证、监测和业绩。 这些努力与行动复原力卓越倡议相配合,以推动持续进展和可衡量的成果。 □事件时间线\(UTC\) 07:09/2026 07:18 上午 \(UTC\)- 内部监测和部署验证检测出生产环境的故障. 工程组立即开始调查这一问题并启动回收行动. 07:09/2026 07:23 上午 \(UTC\) - 首起客户案件被立案,Tech Support\(TS\)工程师开始初步验证并排除出故障的调查. 07/09/2026 上午7:56 \(UTC\) - 虽然补救工作正在进行,但TS工程师向网络操作中心\(NOC\)工程师通报了所报道的客户影响;提出并证实了一起重大事件. 08:18 上午 \(UTC\) - 受影响的释放工作被成功推回,恢复正常服务。 经论证成功后,将重大事件标为已解决.
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CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable or slow to load. The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability. Event duration 3h 11m
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The issue has been identified and a fix has been released. Sites may still be experiencing degraded performance but will be coming fully back online shortly.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 07:55 AM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 01:21 PM UTC** **Incident Summary:** On 07/01/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported service degradation while accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation was caused by a Domain Name System \(DNS\) resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. The impact was mitigated after engineers scaled up resources and implemented a node local DNS cache. Service stability was further improved as traffic volumes decreased, allowing the platform to recover and return to normal operation. ## Root Cause The recurring service degradation was caused by a DNS resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. Increased DNS request volume exceeded infrastructure processing limits, resulting in intermittent DNS lookup failure. These failures triggered application retries, increased latency, elevated “5xx” errors, and customer-facing service degradation. The issue was traced to an existing configuration gap that prevented application workloads from utilizing the platform's DNS caching capability. As a result, DNS requests continued to follow the standard resolution path, creating unnecessary network overhead and contributing to DNS request saturation under higher traffic volumes. While this condition had existed for some time without widespread impact, continued platform growth, increased workload density, and infrastructure scaling changes increased DNS traffic and exposed the underlying limitation. Once the DNS processing limits were reached, requests were intermittently dropped, resulting in cascading application failures and customer-facing service disruptions. During the investigation, engineers implemented several mitigations to reduce customer impact while continuing to identify the underlying cause. However, because these actions addressed symptoms rather than the root issue, the condition recurred and resulted in multiple major incidents before a permanent corrective solution was implemented. ## Corrective Actions **Detection:** The failure condition triggered system alarms, prompting engineers to initiate incident response procedures to validate, investigate, and reproduce the issue. While the investigation was underway, some customers reported service degradation when accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated after engineers scaled up resources and implemented a node local DNS cache. Service stability was further improved as traffic volumes decreased, allowing the platform to recover and return to normal operation. Completed on 07/01/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers developed a dashboard to monitor local DNS cache performance, improving visibility into DNS health and enabling earlier detection, investigation, and remediation of potential issues before they impact service availability or customer experience. Completed on 07/01/2026. The Engineering team implemented an emergency change to correctly enable local DNS caching for applicable workloads, reducing DNS traffic, preventing node-level DNS saturation, and restoring the intended DNS architecture. This improved platform stability and DNS performance while reducing the risk of similar incidents. Additional infrastructure optimizations were also implemented to improve operational efficiency and minimize service impact during scaling activities. Completed on 07/02/2026. Engineers will conduct a comprehensive validation of DNS configurations across all workloads to ensure consistent use of node local DNS cache. While the immediate issue has been remediated, a fleet-wide review will identify and correct any remaining configuration gaps, helping to optimize DNS performance, reduce infrastructure load, and prevent similar service degradation events in the future. In addition, the Engineering team will continue extended monitoring of platform health and stability to verify the long-term effectiveness of the corrective actions and proactively identify any emerging issues. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 07/17/2026. NiCE resiliency teams remain focused on enhancing system reliability, stability, platform-wide resilience, monitoring capabilities, and overall performance. These ongoing efforts are aligned with the Operational Resiliency Excellence initiative, driving continuous improvement, strengthening operational maturity, and delivering measurable business outcomes. ## Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 07:55 AM \(UTC\) - Engineers received a service degradation alert and immediately initiated incident response procedures to investigate, validate, and reproduce the issue to determine its scope and potential customer impact. 07/01/2026 08:15 AM \(UTC\) - The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 07/01/2026 08:39 AM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 07/01/2026 09:54 AM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and Incident Timeline \(UTC\) began remediation steps. 07/01/2026 10:31 AM \(UTC\) - A fix was implemented, and engineers closely monitored system performance. While the remediation reduced the impact, it did not fully restore service stability. Engineers continued their investigation and identification of further remediation actions. 07/01/2026 01:21 PM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after engineers scaled up resources and implemented a node local DNS cache, while traffic volume returned to normal levels. Following successful validations, the major incident was marked as resolved. Engineering teams continued extended monitoring of platform performance and kept the service disruption notification active on the Status page while validating the long-term effectiveness of the remediation. **Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 02:11 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 07:18 PM UTC** **Incident Summary:** On 07/01/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported service degradation while accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation was caused by a Domain Name System \(DNS\) resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. The impact was mitigated after engineers scaled up cluster resources and updated application workloads to utilize node local DNS cache, reducing DNS traffic and preventing nodes from reaching DNS query processing limits. ## Root Cause The recurring service degradation was caused by a DNS resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. Increased DNS request volume exceeded infrastructure processing limits, resulting in intermittent DNS lookup failure. These failures triggered application retries, increased latency, elevated “5xx” errors, and customer-facing service degradation. The issue was traced to an existing configuration gap that prevented application workloads from utilizing the platform's DNS caching capability. As a result, DNS requests continued to follow the standard resolution path, creating unnecessary network overhead and contributing to DNS request saturation under higher traffic volumes. While this condition had existed for some time without widespread impact, continued platform growth, increased workload density, and infrastructure scaling changes increased DNS traffic and exposed the underlying limitation. Once the DNS processing limits were reached, requests were intermittently dropped, resulting in cascading application failures and customer-facing service disruptions. During the investigation, engineers implemented several mitigations to reduce customer impact while continuing to identify the underlying cause. However, because these actions addressed symptoms rather than the root issue, the condition recurred and resulted in multiple major incidents before a permanent corrective solution was implemented. ## Corrective Actions **Detection:** The failure condition triggered system alarms, prompting engineers to initiate incident response procedures to validate, investigate, and reproduce the issue. While the investigation was underway, some customers reported service degradation when accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated after engineers scaled up cluster resources and updated application workloads to utilize node local DNS cache, reducing DNS traffic and preventing nodes from reaching DNS query processing limits. These actions restored normal service behavior and improved overall platform stability. Completed on 07/01/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers developed a dashboard to monitor local DNS cache performance, improving visibility into DNS health and enabling earlier detection, investigation, and remediation of potential issues before they impact service availability or customer experience. Completed on 07/01/2026. The Engineering team implemented an emergency change to correctly enable local DNS caching for applicable workloads, reducing DNS traffic, preventing node-level DNS saturation, and restoring the intended DNS architecture. This improved platform stability and DNS performance while reducing the risk of similar incidents. Additional infrastructure optimizations were also implemented to improve operational efficiency and minimize service impact during scaling activities. Completed on 07/02/2026. Engineers will conduct a comprehensive validation of DNS configurations across all workloads to ensure consistent use of node local DNS cache. While the immediate issue has been remediated, a fleet-wide review will identify and correct any remaining configuration gaps, helping to optimize DNS performance, reduce infrastructure load, and prevent similar service degradation events in the future. In addition, the Engineering team will continue extended monitoring of platform health and stability to verify the long-term effectiveness of the corrective actions and proactively identify any emerging issues. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 07/17/2026. NiCE resiliency teams remain focused on enhancing system reliability, stability, platform-wide resilience, monitoring capabilities, and overall performance. These ongoing efforts are aligned with the Operational Resiliency Excellence initiative, driving continuous improvement, strengthening operational maturity, and delivering measurable business outcomes. ## Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 07/01/2026 02:11 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers observed service degradation alert and the first customer case was opened. Engineers began their initial validation and troubleshooting investigation. 07/01/2026 02:55 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 07/01/2026 03:14 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 07/01/2026 03:49 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers began increasing cluster capacity Incident Timeline \(UTC\) and redistributed workloads to use the node local DNS cache. 07/01/2026 05:29 PM \(UTC\) - Sites became accessible but engineers were still seeing some “500” errors. Engineers planned to implement additional configuration changes to fully restore the service. 07/01/2026 05:55 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers continued resetting pods to stabilize and fully restore service. 07/01/2026 06:40 PM \(UTC\) - Problematic pods were removed from the affected nodes as part of ongoing recovery actions. 07/01/2026 07:18 PM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after engineers increased cluster resources and updated the application service with the node local DNS cache. Following successful validation, the major incident was marked as resolved. Since implementation of the fix, engineers have observed significant improvements in platform stability and continue to monitor performance to ensure sustained effectiveness.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites are slow to load or inaccessible at this time. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability. Event duration 31 mins
CXone Knowledge Management - Service Disruption Resolved - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team has deployed a fix and monitored the deployment to make sure sites are stable. The issue is now resolved at this time. Event duration 31 mins
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 06/30/2026 02:07 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 06/30/2026 02:57 PM UTC** **Incident Summary:** On 06/30/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported service degradation while accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation was caused by a Domain Name System \(DNS\) resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. The impact was mitigated by increasing pod capacity and provisioning additional healthy pods, which reduced the load on affected nodes and restored service availability. ## Root Cause The recurring service degradation was caused by a DNS resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. Increased DNS request volume exceeded infrastructure processing limits, resulting in intermittent DNS lookup failure. These failures triggered application retries, increased latency, elevated “5xx” errors, and customer-facing service degradation. The issue was traced to an existing configuration gap that prevented application workloads from utilizing the platform's DNS caching capability. As a result, DNS requests continued to follow the standard resolution path, creating unnecessary network overhead and contributing to DNS request saturation under higher traffic volumes. While this condition had existed for some time without widespread impact, continued platform growth, increased workload density, and infrastructure scaling changes increased DNS traffic and exposed the underlying limitation. Once the DNS processing limits were reached, requests were intermittently dropped, resulting in cascading application failures and customer-facing service disruptions. During the investigation, engineers implemented several mitigations to reduce customer impact while continuing to identify the underlying cause. However, because these actions addressed symptoms rather than the root issue, the condition recurred and resulted in multiple major incidents before a permanent corrective solution was implemented. ## Corrective Actions **Detection:** Corrective Actions The failure condition triggered system alarms, prompting engineers to initiate incident response procedures to validate, investigate, and reproduce the issue. While the investigation was underway, some customers reported service degradation when accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated by increasing pod capacity and provisioning additional healthy pods, which reduced the load on affected nodes and restored service availability. These new pods were not experiencing the DNS-related issues, allowing the impacted service to recover and return to normal operation. Completed on 06/30/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers developed a dashboard to monitor local DNS cache performance, improving visibility into DNS health and enabling earlier detection, investigation, and remediation of potential issues before they impact service availability or customer experience. Completed on 07/01/2026. The Engineering team implemented an emergency change to correctly enable local DNS caching for applicable workloads, reducing DNS traffic, preventing node-level DNS saturation, and restoring the intended DNS architecture. This improved platform stability and DNS performance while reducing the risk of similar incidents. Additional infrastructure optimizations were also implemented to improve operational efficiency and minimize service impact during scaling activities. Completed on 07/02/2026. Engineers will conduct a comprehensive validation of DNS configurations across all workloads to ensure consistent use of node local DNS cache. While the immediate issue has been remediated, a fleet-wide review will identify and correct any remaining configuration gaps, helping to optimize DNS performance, reduce infrastructure load, and prevent similar service degradation events in the future. In addition, the Engineering team will continue extended monitoring of platform health and stability to verify the long-term effectiveness of the corrective actions and proactively identify any emerging issues. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 07/17/2026. NiCE resiliency teams remain focused on enhancing system reliability, stability, platform-wide resilience, monitoring capabilities, and overall performance. These ongoing efforts are aligned with the Operational Resiliency Excellence initiative, driving continuous improvement, strengthening operational maturity, and delivering measurable business outcomes. ## Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 6/30/2026 02:07 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers received a service degradation alert and immediately initiated incident response procedures to investigate, validate, and reproduce the issue to determine its scope and potential customer impact. 6/30/2026 02:11 PM \(UTC\) – The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began initial validation and troubleshooting investigation. 6/30/2026 02:30 PM \(UTC\) – TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 6/30/2026 02:42 PM \(UTC\) – Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 6/30/2026 02:57 PM \(UTC\) – The impact was mitigated after engineers increased pod capacity. After successful validation, the major incident was resolved. Engineers continued monitoring and root cause investigation.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of degraded performance
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 06/29/2026 01:22 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 06/29/2026 04:31 PM UTC** **Incident Summary:** On 06/29/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported service degradation while accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation was caused by a Domain Name System \(DNS\) resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. The impact was resolved after traffic volumes returned to normal levels. ## Root Cause The recurring service degradation was caused by a DNS resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. Increased DNS request volume exceeded infrastructure processing limits, resulting in intermittent DNS lookup failure. These failures triggered application retries, increased latency, elevated “5xx” errors, and customer-facing service degradation. The issue was traced to an existing configuration gap that prevented application workloads from utilizing the platform's DNS caching capability. As a result, DNS requests continued to follow the standard resolution path, creating unnecessary network overhead and contributing to DNS request saturation under higher traffic volumes. While this condition had existed for some time without widespread impact, continued platform growth, increased workload density, and infrastructure scaling changes increased DNS traffic and exposed the underlying limitation. Once the DNS processing limits were reached, requests were intermittently dropped, resulting in cascading application failures and customer-facing service disruptions. During the investigation, engineers implemented several mitigations to reduce customer impact while continuing to identify the underlying cause. However, because these actions addressed symptoms rather than the root issue, the condition recurred and resulted in multiple major incidents before a permanent corrective solution was implemented. ## Corrective Actions **Detection:** Corrective Actions The failure condition triggered system alarms, prompting engineers to initiate incident response procedures to validate, investigate, and reproduce the issue. While the investigation was underway, some customers reported service degradation when accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was resolved after traffic volumes returned to normal levels. Completed on 06/29/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers developed a dashboard to monitor local DNS cache performance, improving visibility into DNS health and enabling earlier detection, investigation, and remediation of potential issues before they impact service availability or customer experience. Completed on 07/01/2026. The Engineering team implemented an emergency change to correctly enable local DNS caching for applicable workloads, reducing DNS traffic, preventing node-level DNS saturation, and restoring the intended DNS architecture. This improved platform stability and DNS performance while reducing the risk of similar incidents. Additional infrastructure optimizations were also implemented to improve operational efficiency and minimize service impact during scaling activities. Completed on 07/02/2026. Engineers will conduct a comprehensive validation of DNS configurations across all workloads to ensure consistent use of node local DNS cache. While the immediate issue has been remediated, a fleet-wide review will identify and correct any remaining configuration gaps, helping to optimize DNS performance, reduce infrastructure load, and prevent similar service degradation events in the future. In addition, the Engineering team will continue extended monitoring of platform health and stability to verify the long-term effectiveness of the corrective actions and proactively identify any emerging issues. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 07/17/2026. NiCE resiliency teams remain focused on enhancing system reliability, stability, platform-wide resilience, monitoring capabilities, and overall performance. These ongoing efforts are aligned with the Operational Resiliency Excellence initiative, driving continuous improvement, strengthening operational maturity, and delivering measurable business outcomes. ## Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 06/29/2026 01:22 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers received a service degradation alert and immediately initiated incident response procedures to investigate, validate, and reproduce the issue to determine its scope and potential customer impact. 06/29/2026 01:30 PM \(UTC\) - The first customer case was reported, and Technical Support \(TS\) engineers began validation and troubleshooting activities. 06/29/2026 03:34 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 06/29/2026 03:39 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected contributing factor and initiated mitigation efforts to stabilize the service. 06/29/2026 04:31 PM \(UTC\) - Service performance recovered as traffic volumes returned to normal levels. Following successful validation of platform
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites are slow to load or inaccessible. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability. Event duration 1h 8m
CXone Knowledge Management - Service Disruption Resolved - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team has deployed a fix and monitored the deployment to make sure sites are stable. The issue is now resolved at this time. Event duration 1h 8 mins
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 06/26/2026 04:07 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 06/26/2026 05:36 PM UTC** **Incident Summary:** On 06/26/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers reported service degradation while accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation was caused by a Domain Name System \(DNS\) resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. The issue was mitigated through an emergency change that introduced timeout controls to prevent backend processes from remaining stuck for extended periods, allowing orphaned processes to be released and system resources to be recovered. Service stability was further aided by a reduction in traffic volume. ## Root Cause The recurring service degradation was caused by a DNS resolution bottleneck within the platform infrastructure during periods of elevated traffic. Increased DNS request volume exceeded infrastructure processing limits, resulting in intermittent DNS lookup failure. These failures triggered application retries, increased latency, elevated “5xx” errors, and customer-facing service degradation. The issue was traced to an existing configuration gap that prevented application workloads from utilizing the platform's DNS caching capability. As a result, DNS requests continued to follow the standard resolution path, creating unnecessary network overhead and contributing to DNS request saturation under higher traffic volumes. While this condition had existed for some time without widespread impact, continued platform growth, increased workload density, and infrastructure scaling changes increased DNS traffic and exposed the underlying limitation. Once the DNS processing limits were reached, requests were intermittently dropped, resulting in cascading application failures and customer-facing service disruptions. During the investigation, engineers implemented several mitigations to reduce customer impact while continuing to identify the underlying cause. However, because these actions addressed symptoms rather than the root issue, the condition recurred and resulted in multiple major incidents before a permanent corrective solution was implemented. ## Corrective Actions **Detection:** The failure condition triggered system alarms, prompting engineers to initiate incident response procedures to validate, investigate, and reproduce the issue. While the investigation was underway, some customers reported service degradation when accessing and using the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The issue was mitigated through an emergency change that introduced timeout controls to prevent backend processes from remaining stuck for extended periods, allowing orphaned processes to be released and system resources to be recovered. Service stability was further aided by a reduction in traffic volume. Completed on 06/26/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers developed a dashboard to monitor local DNS cache performance, improving visibility into DNS health and enabling earlier detection, investigation, and remediation of potential issues before they impact service availability or customer experience. Completed on 07/01/2026. The Engineering team implemented an emergency change to correctly enable local DNS caching for applicable workloads, reducing DNS traffic, preventing node-level DNS saturation, and restoring the intended DNS architecture. This improved platform stability and DNS performance while reducing the risk of similar incidents. Additional infrastructure optimizations were also implemented to improve operational efficiency and minimize service impact during scaling activities. Completed on 07/02/2026. Engineers will conduct a comprehensive validation of DNS configurations across all workloads to ensure consistent use of node local DNS cache. While the immediate issue has been remediated, a fleet-wide review will identify and correct any remaining configuration gaps, helping to optimize DNS performance, reduce infrastructure load, and prevent similar service degradation events in the future. In addition, the Engineering team will continue extended monitoring of platform health and stability to verify the long-term effectiveness of the corrective actions and proactively identify any emerging issues. An update will be provided by End of Day MT on 07/17/2026. NiCE resiliency teams remain focused on enhancing system reliability, stability, platform-wide resilience, monitoring capabilities, and overall performance. These ongoing efforts are aligned with the Operational Resiliency Excellence initiative, driving continuous improvement, strengthening operational maturity, and delivering measurable business outcomes. ## Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 06/26/2026 04:07 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers received a service degradation alert and immediately initiated incident response procedures to investigate, validate, and reproduce the issue to determine its scope and potential customer impact. 06/26/2026 04:10 PM \(UTC\) - The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 06/26/2026 04:35 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 06/26/2026 04:55 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 06/26/2026 05:36 PM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after implementing timeout controls to prevent backend processes from becoming stalled and as traffic levels returned to normal. Following successful validations, the major incident was marked resolved.
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
CXone Knowledge Management - Service Disruption Resolved - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team has deployed a fix and monitored the deployment to make sure sites are stable. The issue is now resolved at this time.
CXone Expert Service Degradation. The CXone Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability.
This incident has been resolved.
**Major Incident# 02796435** **Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 05/12/2026 02:50 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 05/12/2026 03:36 PM UTC** ### Incident Summary Updated on 05/22/2026 - On 05/12/2026, some NiCE CXone Knowledge customers experienced slowness when accessing sites, while others were unable to access the platform entirely with a “504 Gateway Timeout” error within the CXone Knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability ### Root Cause The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. Under elevated traffic conditions, including automated crawler activity, some requests followed less optimized processing paths, increasing system load. This was further amplified by legacy or complex page content requiring more intensive processing. While scaling actions helped restore capacity, they also introduced temporary overhead that contributed to intermittent performance degradation. Additionally, although autoscaling functioned as designed, it reached its limits and was insufficient to address constraints related to per-pod Central Processing Unit \(CPU\) capacity. ### Corrective Actions **Detection:** Internal support teams detected partial service failures through proactive alerting and monitoring. Subsequently, engineers received customer reports of slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability. Completed on 05/12/2026. **Prevention:** The Engineering team implemented interim mitigation measures to maintain system stability and ensure consistent performance while permanent improvements are finalized and deployed. Completed on 05/12/2026. Baseline system capacity was increased by raising the minimum number of pods and allocating higher CPU resources. This ensures sufficient resources are consistently available, reduces reliance on dynamic scaling, and improves overall system stability during periods of increased demand. Completed on 05/12/2026. The Engineering team will implement targeted software optimizations, including improvements to a specific endpoint that previously introduced cascading effects during scaling events. These enhancements are designed to reduce resource contention and improve system efficiency under high load conditions. The changes are currently undergoing validation and will be deployed following comprehensive testing. Completed on 05/21/2026. The Engineering team will enhance alert notification delivery to ensure alarms are reliably triggered and routed to the appropriate response teams as expected, enabling faster detection and more timely corrective action when issues arise. Completed on 05/22/2026. ### Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 5/12/2026 02:50 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified partial service failures through proactive alerting and monitoring. A corresponding service disruption notification was promptly published on the Status Health page while engineers initiated their investigation and remediation efforts to prevent customer impact. 5/12/2026 03:09 PM \(UTC\) - The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began their initial validation and troubleshooting investigation. 5/12/2026 03:27 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 5/12/2026 03:36 PM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after engineers restarted the affected pods and validated recovery through internal testing, marking the end of customer impact. Following confirmation of sustained stability and no further customer impact, the incident was subsequently marked as resolved.
CXone Expert Service Degradation. The CXone Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of Service Degradation.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
**Major Incident# 02795089** **Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 05/11/2026 06:02 AM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 05/11/2026 06:25 AM UTC** ### Incident Summary Updated on 05/22/2026 - On 05/11/2026, a NiCE CXone Knowledge customer experienced slowness when accessing sites, while others were unable to access the platform entirely with a “504 Gateway Timeout” error within the CXone Knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability ### Root Cause The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. Under elevated traffic conditions, including automated crawler activity, some requests followed less optimized processing paths, increasing system load. This was further amplified by legacy or complex page content requiring more intensive processing. While scaling actions helped restore capacity, they also introduced temporary overhead that contributed to intermittent performance degradation. Additionally, although autoscaling functioned as designed, it reached its limits and was insufficient to address constraints related to per-pod Central Processing Unit \(CPU\) capacity. ### Corrective Actions **Detection:** Although built in alerting mechanisms were in place to detect this type of condition, alerts did not consistently reach the responsible teams as expected. In some cases, alerts were grouped or suppressed, delaying timely visibility of the issue. As a result, internal teams became aware of the impact primarily through a customer report of slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability. Completed on 05/11/2026. **Prevention:** The Engineering team implemented interim mitigation measures to maintain system stability and ensure consistent performance while permanent improvements are finalized and deployed. Completed on 05/12/2026. Baseline system capacity was increased by raising the minimum number of pods and allocating higher CPU resources. This ensures sufficient resources are consistently available, reduces reliance on dynamic scaling, and improves overall system stability during periods of increased demand. Completed on 05/12/2026. The Engineering team will implement targeted software optimizations, including improvements to a specific endpoint that previously introduced cascading effects during scaling events. These enhancements are designed to reduce resource contention and improve system efficiency under high load conditions. The changes are currently undergoing validation and will be deployed following comprehensive testing. Completed on 05/21/2026. The Engineering team will enhance alert notification delivery to ensure alarms are reliably triggered and routed to the appropriate response teams as expected, enabling faster detection and more timely corrective action when issues arise. Completed on 05/22/2026. ### Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 05/11/2026 06:02 AM \(UTC\) - A customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began their initial validation and troubleshooting investigation. 05/11/2026 06:21 AM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) of the reported customer impact, and internal validation confirmed that site load times had degraded to approximately 15 seconds. 05/11/2026 06:22 AM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 05/11/2026 06:25 AM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after engineers restarted the affected pods and validated recovery through internal testing, marking the end of customer impact. 05/11/2026 07:41 AM \(UTC\) - After extended validation and monitoring confirmed that the platform had stabilized, a major incident was formally declared to document the service impact. Following confirmation of sustained stability and no further customer impact, the incident was subsequently marked as resolved.
CXone Expert Service Degradation. The CXone Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of site service degradation
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of Service Degradation.
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Sites Service Degradation. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of Site Service Degradation.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability.
CXone Knowledge Management - Service Disruption Resolved - All Services Running Normally. The NiCE Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and monitored the deployment to make sure sites are stable. The issue is now resolved at this time. Event duration - 5hr 48m
**Major Incident# 02793015** **Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 11:43 AM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 02:07 PM UTC** ### Incident Summary On 05/07/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers experienced slowness when accessing sites, while others were unable to access the platform entirely with a “504 Gateway Timeout” error within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. The impact was resolved after scaling up pod resources and restarting the proxy pods, which restored platform stability. ### Root Cause The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. Under elevated traffic conditions, including automated crawler activity, some requests followed less optimized processing paths, increasing system load. This was further amplified by legacy or complex page content requiring more intensive processing. While scaling actions helped restore capacity, they also introduced temporary overhead that contributed to intermittent performance degradation. Additionally, although autoscaling functioned as designed, it reached its limits and was insufficient to address constraints related to per-pod Central Processing Unit \(CPU\) capacity. Overall, evolving traffic patterns exposed underlying performance limitations, highlighting the need for targeted code optimizations and increased per service capacity. ### Corrective Actions **Detection:** Although built in alerting mechanisms were in place to detect this type of condition, alerts did not consistently reach the responsible teams as expected. In some cases, alerts were grouped or suppressed, delaying timely visibility of the issue. As a result, internal teams became aware Corrective Actions of the impact primarily through customer reports of slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was resolved after scaling up pod resources and restarting the proxy pods, which restored platform stability. Completed on 05/07/2026. **Prevention:** The Engineering team enhanced traffic filtering rules at the Web Application Firewall \(WAF\) layer to identify and block a significant portion of automated bot traffic contributing to elevated system load. These actions reduced unnecessary requests and improved overall platform stability. Completed on 05/07/2026. The Engineering team implemented interim mitigation measures to maintain system stability and ensure consistent performance while permanent improvements are finalized and deployed. Completed on 05/12/2026. Baseline system capacity was increased by raising the minimum number of pods and allocating higher CPU resources. This ensures sufficient resources are consistently available, reduces reliance on dynamic scaling, and improves overall system stability during periods of increased demand. Completed on 05/12/2026. The Engineering team will implement targeted software optimizations, including improvements to a specific endpoint that previously introduced cascading effects during scaling events. These enhancements are designed to reduce resource contention and improve system efficiency under high load conditions. The changes are currently undergoing validation and will be deployed following comprehensive testing. An update will be provided by End of Day \(EOD\) MT on 05/22/2026. The Engineering team will enhance alert notification delivery to ensure alarms are reliably triggered and routed to the appropriate response teams as expected, enabling faster detection and more timely corrective action when issues arise. An update will be provided by EOD MT on 05/22/2026. ### Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 11:43 AM \(UTC\) - The first customer case opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 05/07/2026 11:44 AM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 05/07/2026 12:09 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and increased the resources of the web pods to improve system performance. 05/07/2026 12:18 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers also scaled up resources for the Application Programming Interface \(API\) pods to further stabilize performance. 05/07/2026 01:30 PM \(UTC\) - The platform continued to catch-up and engineers were already seeing improvements in system performance. 05/07/2026 01:52 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers restarted proxy pods, resulting in continued performance improvements while monitoring system stability. 05/07/2026 02:00 PM \(UTC\) - Platform performance returned to normal levels, with continued validation and monitoring underway. 05/07/2026 02:07 PM \(UTC\) - The platform stabilized fully. The impact was resolved following resource scaling, and after successful validation, the major incident was marked as resolved. **Major Incident# 02793390** **Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 03:03 PM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 05:53 PM UTC** ### Incident Summary On 05/07/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers experienced slowness when accessing sites, while others were unable to access the platform entirely with a “504 Gateway Timeout” error within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability ### Root Cause The recurring service degradation incidents were caused by increased traffic volumes combined with performance limitations in certain backend processes, primarily impacting the US regional platform due to higher demand. Under elevated traffic conditions, including automated crawler activity, some requests followed less optimized processing paths, increasing system load. This was further amplified by legacy or complex page content requiring more intensive processing. While scaling actions helped restore capacity, they also introduced temporary overhead that contributed to intermittent performance degradation. Additionally, although autoscaling functioned as designed, it reached its limits and was insufficient to address constraints related to per-pod Central Processing Unit \(CPU\) capacity. Overall, evolving traffic patterns exposed underlying performance limitations, highlighting the need for targeted code optimizations and increased per service capacity. ### Corrective Actions **Detection:** Although built in alerting mechanisms were in place to detect this type of condition, alerts did not consistently reach the responsible teams as expected. In some cases, alerts were grouped or suppressed, delaying Corrective Actions timely visibility of the issue. As a result, internal teams became aware of the impact primarily through customer reports of slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. **Remediation:** The impact was mitigated after restarting the affected pods, which restored platform stability. Completed on 05/07/2026. **Prevention:** The Engineering team enhanced traffic filtering rules at the Web Application Firewall \(WAF\) layer to identify and block a significant portion of automated bot traffic contributing to elevated system load. These actions reduced unnecessary requests and improved overall platform stability. Completed on 05/07/2026. The Engineering team implemented interim mitigation measures to maintain system stability and ensure consistent performance while permanent improvements are finalized and deployed. Completed on 05/12/2026. Baseline system capacity was increased by raising the minimum number of pods and allocating higher CPU resources. This ensures sufficient resources are consistently available, reduces reliance on dynamic scaling, and improves overall system stability during periods of increased demand. Completed on 05/12/2026. The Engineering team will implement targeted software optimizations, including improvements to a specific endpoint that previously introduced cascading effects during scaling events. These enhancements are designed to reduce resource contention and improve system efficiency under high load conditions. The changes are currently undergoing validation and will be deployed following comprehensive testing. An update will be provided by End of Day \(EOD\) MT on 05/22/2026. The Engineering team will enhance alert notification delivery to ensure alarms are reliably triggered and routed to the appropriate response teams as expected, enabling faster detection and more timely corrective action when issues arise. An update will be provided by EOD MT on 05/22/2026. ### Incident Timeline \(UTC\) 05/07/2026 03:03 PM \(UTC\) - The first customer case was opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began their initial validation and troubleshooting investigation. 05/07/2026 05:02 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 05/07/2026 05:30 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began evaluating the most appropriate remediation approach. 05/07/2026 05:40 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers began their remediation efforts. 05/07/2026 05:53 PM \(UTC\) - The impact was resolved after engineers adjusted traffic filtering and handling. Following successful validations, the major incident was marked as resolved.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites unavailable. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of site unavailability.
CXone Knowledge Management - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability. Event duration 51 mins
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
Service Disruption Resolved - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team has deployed a fix and monitored the deployment to make sure sites are stable. The issue is now resolved at this time. Event duration 51 mins
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\) 04/29/2026 10:31 AM UTC** **Impact End Time \(UTC\) 04/29/2026 11:56 AM UTC** **Incident Summary** On 04/29/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers initially experienced slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The issue subsequently worsened, leading to complete inaccessibility, with users encountering “503 Service Unavailable” and “504 Gateway Timeout” errors. The service disruption was caused by a short-term resource saturation within one of the platform’s backend Application Programming Interface \(API\)\* components. The issue was resolved by scaling up multiple services, increasing Central Processing Unit \(CPU\) allocation per-pod to better handle traffic spikes, and restarting the affected API services to apply the updated resource configurations, restoring normal service operation. **Root Cause** The service disruption was caused by a short-term resource saturation within one of the platform’s backend API components. Under certain conditions, a burst of long running requests placed higher than expected demand on processing resources, leading to slower response times and errors for some customers. Certain subset of API requests required significantly more CPU than others. When many of these requests were processed concurrently, CPU utilization on affected pods became saturated, causing requests to slow down or time out. This saturation cascaded to upstream services, more broadly impacting site availability. Although a built in autoscaling mechanism was in place and functioned as designed, it reached its maximum limit and proved insufficient because the underlying issue was related to per-pod CPU constraints rather than the number of pods. The observed workload pattern required additional per-service processing capacity to compensate for these limitations and restore stable operation. ### Corrective Actions: **Detection:** Although a builtin alerting mechanism was in place to detect the failure condition, the alarm did not trigger to the responsible team as expected. Subsequently, internal support teams began receiving customer reports of slowness when accessing sites within the CXone Mpower Expert knowledge portal. The condition later escalated to complete service inaccessibility, with users encountering “503 Service Unavailable” and “504 Gateway Timeout” errors. **Remediation:** The issue was resolved by scaling up multiple services, increasing CPU allocation per-pod to better handle traffic spikes, and restarting the affected API services to apply the updated resource configurations, restoring normal service operation. Completed on 04/29/2026. **Prevention:** The Engineering team will enhance alert notification delivery to ensure alarms are reliably triggered and routed to the appropriate response teams as expected, enabling faster detection and more timely corrective action when issues arise. An update will be provided by End of Day \(EOD\) MT on 05/15/2026. While the risk of recurrence is currently low following the increase in resource capacity, the Engineering team will implement targeted performance improvements to the affected API component that contributed to this incident. In addition, code level safeguards will be introduced to ensure that, under similar conditions, inefficient requests are terminated sooner, and system resources are released more quickly. These measures are intended to enable faster failure handling and prevent prolonged CPU saturation. An update will be provided by EOD MT on 06/05/2026. **Incident Timeline \(UTC\)** 04/29/2026 10:31 AM \(UTC\) - Telemetry detected initial slow responses and timeout errors, marking the start of customer impact. 04/29/2026 10:51 AM \(UTC\) - The first customer case opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 04/29/2026 11:20 AM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 04/29/2026 11:41 AM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 04/29/2026 11:56 AM \(UTC\) - The issue was resolved after scaling up resources and restarting the affected API services. Following successful validation, the major incident was marked as resolved.
MindTouch Engineering is looking into issues related to slow load time on sites.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Site Degradation. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of site degradation.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
**Impact Start Time \(UTC\)** - 03/16/2026 12:55 PM UTC **Impact End Time \(UTC\)** - 03/16/2026 01:44 PM UTC ## **Incident Summary** Updated on 03/24/2025 - On 03/16/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers experienced degraded performance and intermittent errors within the CXone Mpower Expert application. The impact was caused by elevated system utilization resulting from increased traffic load, which placed excessive demand on the high-availability load-balancing layer. This led to increased response times and reduced request processing efficiency. The impact was resolved when engineers increased the pod capacity of both the web application tier and the load balancer later, thereby restoring system throughput, stabilizing response times, and returning the platform to normal operating conditions. ## **Root Cause** The impact was caused by elevated system utilization resulting from increased traffic load, which placed excessive demand on the high-availability load-balancing layer. This led to increased response times and reduced request processing efficiency. Further investigation determined that the performance degradation was caused by a combination of constrained application processing capacity and insufficient load-balancing scale under peak traffic conditions. Web worker throughput was limited due to a known performance constraint, which reduced the rate at which incoming requests could be processed. This condition was further amplified by the load balancing layer operating below its expected production capacity, resulting in suboptimal traffic distribution and increased system latency during periods of elevated demand. Engineering teams are implementing targeted preventive actions to improve auto-scaling responsiveness and ensure the timely promotion of critical performance fixes to production. ## **Corrective Actions** **Detection:** Internal teams received alerts indicating increased of high availability load balancer response times. Shortly after, customers reported degraded performance and intermittent errors within the CXone Mpower Expert application. **Remediation:** The impact was resolved when engineers increased the pod capacity of both the web application tier and the load balancer later, thereby restoring system throughput, stabilizing response times, and returning the platform to normal operating conditions. Completed on 03/16/2026. **Prevention:** Engineers will adjust the auto-scaling policies to improve responsiveness and enable more aggressive scale-out behavior during peak traffic periods, ensuring capacity aligns with demand in near real time. An update will be provided by End of Day \(EOD\) MT on 03/26/2026. Engineers will implement auto-scaling for the high-availability load-balancing layer to ensure traffic distribution capacity scales proportionally with application workload. An update will be provided by EOD MT on 03/26/2026. ## **Incident Timeline \(UTC\)** 03/16/2026 12:55 PM \(UTC\) - First customer case opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 03/16/2026 01:07 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 03/16/2026 01:44 PM \(UTC\) - Impact was resolved after engineers made an increase in available resources and internal tests were successful. Impact and major incident resolved.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Degradation Performance. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of site Degradation Performance.
CXone Mpower Expert Service Degradation: Degraded Performance. The CXone Mpower Expert Engineering team is investigating reports of degraded performance.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
This incident has been resolved.
**Impact Start Time** 03/03/2026 02:24 PM UTC **Impact End Time** 03/03/2026 05:00 PM UTC **Incident Summary** Updated on 03/11/2026 - On 3/3/2026, some NiCE CXone Mpower customers elevated latency within the CXone Expert application, resulting in delayed retrieval of knowledge-base articles and impacting agents’ ability to efficiently access customer support content. The impact stemmed from a processing latency issue within the application layer. The impact was resolved when engineers restored normal service by scaling up the infrastructure components responsible for handling inbound web requests, ensuring sufficient processing capacity to stabilize throughput and eliminate request bottlenecks. **Root Cause** The root cause stemmed from a processing latency issue for the application layer. The system briefly took longer than usual to handle requests. For a short period, more activity came in than the system typically manages at once, which slowed things down. As a result, some requests took longer to finish and a few timed out, leading to the performance issues customers noticed. **Corrective Actions** _Detection_: Internal support teams received a customer reported issue and confirmed an ongoing latency issue with the CXone Expert application. _Remediation_: Engineers restored normal service by scaling up the infrastructure components responsible for handling inbound web requests, ensuring sufficient processing capacity to stabilize throughput and eliminate request bottlenecks. Completed on 03/03/2026. _Prevention_: The Engineering team developed and deployed a code fix to address an underlying issue with instance scaling. Completed on 03/05/2026. **Incident Timeline \(UTC\)** 03/03/2026 02:24 PM \(UTC\) - First customer case opened, and Tech Support \(TS\) engineers began the troubleshooting investigation. 03/03/2026 04:31 PM \(UTC\) - TS engineers notified the Network Operations Center \(NOC\) engineers about the reported customer impact; a major incident was proposed and confirmed. 03/03/2026 04:35 PM \(UTC\) - Engineers identified a suspected cause and began remediation steps. 03/03/2026 05:00 PM \(UTC\) - Impact was resolved after engineers increased capacity for components responsible for processing web requests and internal tests were successful. Impact and major incident resolved.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites are experiencing slow load times and sometimes unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of slow load times and sometimes not resolving.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: The Knowledge Management Engineering team is continuing to investigate reports of slow load times and sometimes not resolving.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
CXone Knowledge Management – Service Degradation: Stable All U.S. sites are currently in a stable state, and our teams are monitoring to ensure continued recovery.
This incident has been resolved.
CXone Mpower Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Sites are loading slow or unavailable. The CXone Knowledge Management Engineering team is investigating reports of slow load times and occasional site unavailability.
CXone Knowledge Management Service Degradation: Slow Load Times and Unavailability. The Engineering team is still investigating at this time.
The issue has been identified and a fix is being worked on for deployment.
We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.
This incident has been resolved.
CXone Knowledge Service Degradation: Slow Load times and occasional page loading failure. The CXone Knowledge Engineering team is investigating reports of slow load times and occasional page load failure.
CXone Knowledge Service Degradation: Slow Load times and occasional page loading failure. The CXone Knowledge Engineering team is investigating reports of slow load times and occasional page load failure.
We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.
A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.
CXone Knowledge - Fix Deployed - All Services Running Normally. The CXone Knowledge Engineering team has deployed a fix and all services are running normally. We are currently monitoring sites for deployment stability. Event duration 9 minutes
This incident has been resolved.
