
F5 Distributed Cloud Status
Real-time updates of F5 Distributed Cloud issues and outages
F5 Distributed Cloud status is Operational
Account Protection
Global Log Receiver (GLR)
Atlanta, GA, United States (Network)
NGINXaaS-test-2
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Active Incidents
Dear Valued Customers,
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Regional Edge cluster Atlanta (At1-atl), which marks a significant step in enhancing the resilience and reliability of our North America Regional Edge infrastructure.
The addition of the At1-atl Regional Edge cluster brings substantial improvements to our operational capabilities by:
Enhancing Redundancy: By distributing workloads across this new cluster, we ensure better failover capabilities, minimizing service disruptions during potential outages.
Reinforcing Fault Tolerance: The At1-atl cluster strengthens our overall infrastructure by efficiently managing traffic spikes and better balancing regional workloads, ultimately offering a more robust and reliable experience for our users.
This development underscores our commitment to delivering greater availability, stability, and service quality across the North America Regional Edge network.
Time: At1-atl will go live on April 15 2025 at 4:00 am UTC
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Recently Resolved Incidents
The F5 Distributed Cloud customers may experience a slight delay in GLR log streaming. Our teams are actively investigating the Global Log Receiver functionality. Please note that there is no traffic interruption and all core XC Console services remain fully operational. We will share further updates as more information becomes available.
We appreciate your patience and understanding.
F5 Distributed Cloud Outage Survival Guide
F5 Distributed Cloud Components
F5 Distributed Cloud Services
Portal & Customer Login
Customer Dashboard
App Stack
Secure Mesh
Bot Defense
Client Side Defense
DNS
CDN Control Plane
NGINX One
Account Protection
TA - Traffic Advertising
Routed Originated Services
WebApp Scanning
HTTP Load Balancer
NGINXaaS for Azure
Global Log Receiver (GLR)
The F5 Distributed Cloud customers may experience a slight delay in GLR log streaming. Our teams are actively investigating the Global Log Receiver functionality. Please note that there is no traffic interruption and all core XC Console services remain fully operational. We will share further updates as more information becomes available.
We appreciate your patience and understanding.
F5 Distributed Cloud Customer Support, Docs and WebSite
Website
Customer Support
Software Distribution
Product Documentation
F5 Distributed Cloud North America PoPs
F5 Distributed Cloud FedRAMP
Ashburn (dc12), VA, United States
Ashburn (b-dc12), VA, United States
FedRAMP-DNS
Ashburn (c-dc12), VA, United States
New York (ny8), NY, United States
New York (b-ny8), NY, United States
San Jose (sv10), CA, United States
San Jose (b-sv10), CA, United States
Seattle, WA, United States
Toronto, Canada
Dallas (dal3), TX, United States
Dallas (b-dal3), TX, United States
Atlanta, GA, United States (Network)
Dear Valued Customers,
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Regional Edge cluster Atlanta (At1-atl), which marks a significant step in enhancing the resilience and reliability of our North America Regional Edge infrastructure.
The addition of the At1-atl Regional Edge cluster brings substantial improvements to our operational capabilities by:
Enhancing Redundancy: By distributing workloads across this new cluster, we ensure better failover capabilities, minimizing service disruptions during potential outages.
Reinforcing Fault Tolerance: The At1-atl cluster strengthens our overall infrastructure by efficiently managing traffic spikes and better balancing regional workloads, ultimately offering a more robust and reliable experience for our users.
This development underscores our commitment to delivering greater availability, stability, and service quality across the North America Regional Edge network.
Time: At1-atl will go live on April 15 2025 at 4:00 am UTC
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].