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Notice history

May 2026

FFM1 → FFM2 infrastructure migration
  • Completed
    10 May, 2026 at 7:15 PM
    Completed
    10 May, 2026 at 7:15 PM

    Maintenance has completed successfully.

    please open a support-case if you face issues after now.

  • Update
    10 May, 2026 at 10:53 AM
    Update
    10 May, 2026 at 10:53 AM

    Since we've continued to run into problems, we won't be able to resume for at least two hours. So, for now, things are continuing as usual.

  • Update
    10 May, 2026 at 8:51 AM
    Update
    10 May, 2026 at 8:51 AM

    After exporting the subnets to the new network, some filtering issues arose, meaning that the endpoints could not be reached properly. We are currently working to resolve these issues; the tunnels remain active on the current infrastructure.

  • In progress
    10 May, 2026 at 8:30 AM
    In progress
    10 May, 2026 at 8:30 AM
    Maintenance is now in progress.
  • Planned
    10 May, 2026 at 8:00 AM
    Planned
    10 May, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    we are writing to inform you about a planned migration of our infrastructure from FFM1 to FFM2. The new site is NTT FRA1 in Frankfurt.

    Time window / validity:
    10.05.2026, 10:00–14:00 CEST (UTC+2)
    We typically expect the downtime itself to take about 15–30 minutesUnforeseen issues may extend the window to up to ~3 hours in rare cases. If longer impact occurs, it will not be one continuous outage for the full duration: we may temporarily re-announce traffic at FFM1 until stable. The service may remain intermittently reachable. We pre-test the migration; edge cases may still occur that cannot be fully covered in advance.

    Impact:
    The following services are affected within the scope of this migration:

    • IP transit services

    • High-End DE VPS

    All other services outside this migration are not affected.

    Background (brief):
    We have planned and built out the new location over the past months. The goal is more headroom for future expansion and additional servicesDedicated servers are already available; VPS at this site will follow shortly. NTT FRA1 is centrally located in Frankfurt and offers comparable certifications to e.g. Equinix FRA7. We will continue to expand our traffic mix and plan to offer permanent PletX protection as a premium option for demanding workloads.

    IP transit traffic changes (after the migration completes):

    • Price per TB (IP transit): €0.60 → €0.40 (excl. VAT)

    • Included traffic per IP from us (IP transit): 500 GB → 1 TB

    Latency: Globally, latency is broadly comparable to before; some destinations see lower latency thanks to quality routing in the upstream mix.

    Action required: None, unless you are experiencing any issues after the maintenance has been ended. In this case, immediately create a support ticket so our team can resolve the issue quickly.

    For questions, please contact our support team as usual.

Apr 2026

Multiple Servers at EYG1 location unreachable
  • Postmortem
    Postmortem

    On the morning of April 23, a brief utility power failure occurred at the EYG1 data center. One of the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units failed to engage, causing a total loss of power on one of the power feeds. Servers equipped with only a single Power Supply Unit (PSU) connected to this feed experienced an immediate powerloss. While most systems recovered automatically, the host RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1 suffered a secondary hardware issue that required manual intervention.

    Root Cause Analysis

    1. Power Feed Failure: An external power dip was not mitigated by a specific UPS system, leading to a localized blackout on one power feed.

    2. Lack of Redundancy: Impacted Ryzen-based servers utilized non-redundant power configurations. Consequently, the loss of a single feed resulted in an immediate power loss for these machines.

    3. Hardware Damage: The abrupt shutdown triggered a hardware-level fault on host RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1, preventing it from rebooting autonomously.

    Incident Timeline

    • 09:33 AM: Monitoring alerts triggered for multiple host systems at EYG1. Investigation initiated.

    • 09:41 AM: Issue identified as a power feed failure. Most affected servers were already successfully restarted and entered monitoring status.

    • 09:56 AM: All systems recovered except for RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1. An on-site technician was dispatched to address the hardware failure.

    • 10:11 AM: Hardware repair completed. RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1 initiated startup, and all hosted VPS returned to online status shortly thereafter.

  • Resolved
    Resolved

    RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1 is now starting up. All VPS on it should be online within the next 5 minutes.

  • Identified
    Identified

    RYZEN-07-VHOST-EYG1 is currently still unreachable. A technitian has already been informed about this incident.

  • Monitoring
    Monitoring

    All affected servers have been started. It seems to be a power-related issue on one of the power feeds, which affected half the servers with non-redundant PSUs. Therefore only AMD Ryzen VPS in Netherlands were partially affected.

    If your server is still unreachable, please create a support ticket so we can address the issue.

  • Investigating
    Investigating

    Multiple of our Hostsystems at the EYG1 location are currently unreachable. We are investigating the issue.

Mar 2026

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