Is ScyllaDB down?

We are currently experiencing elevated provisioning times and limited impact to some clusters hosted in AWS US-EAST-1 due to an ongoing infrastructure incident affecting a single AWS Availability Zone (use1-az4). AWS has identified the issue as a thermal/power event impacting EC2 and EBS resources in that zone. Our team is actively monitoring the situation and AWS has shifted traffic away from the affected infrastructure. Other Availability Zones remain operational and unaffected. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.

We continue to monitor the AWS US-EAST-1 Availability Zone incident. As a proactive measure, we are replacing a small number of affected nodes in several clusters. At this time, we are not observing any data loss, performance degradation, or customer impact. Cluster operations remain stable, and our team is actively overseeing recovery activities.

The AWS US-EAST-1 Availability Zone incident remains ongoing on the AWS side, however at this time we do not observe any new issues affecting Scylla Cloud operations. All affected clusters have been handled and Scylla Cloud services are operating normally. Customers whose clusters were impacted will receive additional details and follow-up communication through Zendesk. While the incident is considered resolved from the Scylla Cloud perspective, we continue to monitor the AWS situation closely and will provide further updates if needed.

The incident related to the AWS US-EAST-1 Availability Zone disruption has been resolved from the Scylla Cloud side, and all services are operating normally. If your cluster was impacted in any way, you will receive additional details through a Zendesk notification. Please note that AWS continues to work on resolving related infrastructure issues within the affected Availability Zone, and additional AWS service updates may still occur while their incident remains ongoing. Have a great weekend, ScyllaDB Cloud Team