Salesforce customers in Europe were subject to a lengthy cloud outage last night as the company’s EU2 instance went offline for more than ten hours.
Salesforce said disruption started at 3pm UTC on March 2, and continued well into the night.
The problem was partially rectified at 2am UTC this morning, when company engineers pointed to faulty storage as being the culprit.
“We have determined that the issue was caused by a storage failure, which impacted communication to the storage tier,” read the instance’s status notice.
But it wasn’t until gone 4am this morning when customers were clear of the outage completely.
“The Salesforce Technology Team has resolved the performance degradation issue on the EU2 instance(s). The problem was resolved as of 04:25 UTC. During this time, end users were able to access the service, however, some functionality within the service may not have been available or running at optimal performance,” read the notice.
ChannelBiz sister title TechWeekEurope contacted Salesforce.com to find out more about the outage, but the company only had this to say: “At Salesforce, trust is our #1 priority. Please visit Trust.salesforce.com for updates on our system status.”
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