Flexera Status

Resolved: Continuous successful imports have been confirmed in the EU and US regions following our recent hotfix. This issue primarily impacted our US and EU customers and has been thoroughly addressed to restore full functionality of inventory imports.

Initially, we assessed a potential impact in the APAC region. However, these cases have been determined to be unrelated to the incident affecting the US and EU regions. We are actively addressing these isolated instances in APAC separately, and there is no broader impact observed in that region.

We will issue a formal post-mortem report in the coming days. This incident is now resolved.

Monitoring: Following the recent hotfix deployment, we have observed successful inventory imports for multiple customers who previously encountered issues. We are closely monitoring the situation to ensure consistent performance across all regions.

Identified: The hotfix has been successfully deployed across all production environments. We are currently monitoring the situation and conducting additional validations to ensure its effectiveness.

Identified: Our technical teams have completed initial testing of the implemented fix and are now conducting further validations to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, we are taking a meticulous approach to minimize any potential risks. We remain on track and will continue to provide timely updates as we progress. Thank you for your patience and support as we work toward a resolution.

Identified: We have identified that the recent inventory import issues are due to a change in the file compression method used by our IT Asset Management (ITAM) system. Older versions of our Beacon software utilize a different compression method, leading to compatibility issues during the import process.​

Our technical teams have implemented a fix, which is currently undergoing rigorous testing to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, this process is thorough and may span over the next few days. We will continue to provide periodic updates as we make progress. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to address this issue.

Identified: Incident Description: We are currently addressing an issue impacting inventory imports for IT Asset Management (ITAM) services in the EU & NAM regions. While the system remains accessible, some tenants are experiencing inventory upload failures following the recent 2024 R2.2 Production upgrade.

Priority: P2

Restoration Activity: Our technical teams have identified the root cause and have a workaround in place. They are actively working on a permanent resolution, and we will provide further updates as progress continues.

Resolved: Continuous successful imports have been confirmed in the EU and US regions following our recent hotfix. This issue primarily impacted our US and EU customers and has been thoroughly addressed to restore full functionality of inventory imports.

Initially, we assessed a potential impact in the APAC region. However, these cases have been determined to be unrelated to the incident affecting the US and EU regions. We are actively addressing these isolated instances in APAC separately, and there is no broader impact observed in that region.

We will issue a formal post-mortem report in the coming days. This incident is now resolved.

Monitoring: Following the recent hotfix deployment, we have observed successful inventory imports for multiple customers who previously encountered issues. We are closely monitoring the situation to ensure consistent performance across all regions.

Identified: The hotfix has been successfully deployed across all production environments. We are currently monitoring the situation and conducting additional validations to ensure its effectiveness.

Identified: Our technical teams have completed initial testing of the implemented fix and are now conducting further validations to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, we are taking a meticulous approach to minimize any potential risks. We remain on track and will continue to provide timely updates as we progress. Thank you for your patience and support as we work toward a resolution.

Identified: We have identified that the recent inventory import issues are due to a change in the file compression method used by our IT Asset Management (ITAM) system. Older versions of our Beacon software utilize a different compression method, leading to compatibility issues during the import process.​

Our technical teams have implemented a fix, which is currently undergoing rigorous testing to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, this process is thorough and may span over the next few days. We will continue to provide periodic updates as we make progress. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to address this issue.

Identified: Incident Description: We are currently addressing an issue impacting inventory imports for IT Asset Management (ITAM) services in the EU & NAM regions. While the system remains accessible, some tenants are experiencing inventory upload failures following the recent 2024 R2.2 Production upgrade.

Priority: P2

Restoration Activity: Our technical teams have identified the root cause and have a workaround in place. They are actively working on a permanent resolution, and we will provide further updates as progress continues.

Resolved: Continuous successful imports have been confirmed in the EU and US regions following our recent hotfix. This issue primarily impacted our US and EU customers and has been thoroughly addressed to restore full functionality of inventory imports.

Initially, we assessed a potential impact in the APAC region. However, these cases have been determined to be unrelated to the incident affecting the US and EU regions. We are actively addressing these isolated instances in APAC separately, and there is no broader impact observed in that region.

We will issue a formal post-mortem report in the coming days. This incident is now resolved.

Monitoring: Following the recent hotfix deployment, we have observed successful inventory imports for multiple customers who previously encountered issues. We are closely monitoring the situation to ensure consistent performance across all regions.

Identified: The hotfix has been successfully deployed across all production environments. We are currently monitoring the situation and conducting additional validations to ensure its effectiveness.

Identified: Our technical teams have completed initial testing of the implemented fix and are now conducting further validations to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, we are taking a meticulous approach to minimize any potential risks. We remain on track and will continue to provide timely updates as we progress. Thank you for your patience and support as we work toward a resolution.

Identified: We have identified that the recent inventory import issues are due to a change in the file compression method used by our IT Asset Management (ITAM) system. Older versions of our Beacon software utilize a different compression method, leading to compatibility issues during the import process.​

Our technical teams have implemented a fix, which is currently undergoing rigorous testing to ensure its effectiveness and stability. Given the complexity of the issue, this process is thorough and may span over the next few days. We will continue to provide periodic updates as we make progress. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to address this issue.

Identified: Incident Description: We are currently addressing an issue impacting inventory imports for IT Asset Management (ITAM) services in the EU & NAM regions. While the system remains accessible, some tenants are experiencing inventory upload failures following the recent 2024 R2.2 Production upgrade.

Priority: P2

Restoration Activity: Our technical teams have identified the root cause and have a workaround in place. They are actively working on a permanent resolution, and we will provide further updates as progress continues.

Resolved: At this time, all services are fully operational, and no further disruptions are observed. Our analysis has shown that the issue had minimal impact, with the majority of customers remaining unaffected. This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring: The service continues to operate normally. As a precaution, we are performing extended monitoring to ensure there are no lingering issues. While message processing has been restored and the service remains stable, we are also conducting additional validations to confirm data integrity.

Monitoring: The affected service is operational, and all message streams have been restored. While the service remains stable, we are conducting additional validations to ensure data integrity. We will continue to monitor and assess the situation and provide updates as needed.

Monitoring: The affected service is operational, but message processing is still ongoing. We anticipate it may take a few hours to complete. Our teams are actively monitoring the progress, and we will continue to provide updates as we make progress

Monitoring: The services remain stable following our remediation efforts, we are conducting additional validations and extending our monitoring period before officially declaring the services as fully restored.

Monitoring: Incident Description: Our teams are currently investigating an issue affecting the Snow Atlas platform, where users may encounter errors when accessing SAM Core functionality. This issue impacts multiple customers in the West Europe region, resulting in pages throwing errors or loading incorrectly for affected users within Snow Atlas SAM Core. Some users may have faced intermittent issues with SaaS, audit logging and currency as well.

Priority: P2

Restoration Activity: Our technical team was promptly engaged and was able to isolate an overloaded server as the root cause. They have performed the necessary restarts to restore the services and are observing a huge improvement. We are monitoring the situation closely and will keep you informed of any developments.