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Umbraco Status page
Umbraco Status page
Welcome to the Umbraco status page. On this page, you can see the current operational status as well as plans for scheduled maintenance and automatic upgrades for all our cloud offerings: Umbraco Cloud and Heartcore.
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If you’re experience issues with your cloud project which does not seem to relate to the current operational status, please go to Our Umbraco and search for the issue or reach out to the Umbraco Support in the portal chat.
Monitoring - A fix has been rolled out - we are monitoring the situation.
Sep 12, 2024 - 09:31 CEST
Sep 12, 2024 - 09:31 CEST
Identified - The issue has been identified to be on the Microsoft Azure side - we are in contact with the Microsoft team and are awaiting resolution.
Sep 12, 2024 - 07:56 CEST
Sep 12, 2024 - 07:56 CEST
Investigating - When renaming or creating new Umbraco Cloud projects, the backoffice can't be accessed and a CloudFlare error page is reached.
We are currently investigating this issue.
Sep 11, 2024 - 15:41 CEST
We are currently investigating this issue.
Sep 11, 2024 - 15:41 CEST
Umbraco Cloud - Europe West
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Umbraco Cloud - US East
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Umbraco Services
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Umbraco Cloud - UK South
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Website Hosting
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Operational
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Umbraco Cloud - Australia East
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Website Hosting
Operational
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Operational
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Operational
Umbraco Services
Operational
Umbraco Heartcore
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Umbraco Heartcore - API
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Umbraco.io Portal
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Umbraco Cloud
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Umbraco Heartcore
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Operational
umbraco.com
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our.umbraco.com
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docs.umbraco.com
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Scheduled Maintenance
Certificate Authority Change for default Umbraco Cloud Hostnames and Umbraco ID
Sep 23, 2024 13:00-14:00 CEST
On September 23rd, during the maintenance window, we will be changing the certificate authority (CA) for the following hostnames to Google Trust Services, replacing the current Let's Encrypt CA:
- Default Umbraco Cloud frontend hostnames: {project}.{region}.umbraco.io
- Kudu hostnames: {project}.scm.{region}.umbraco.io
- Umbraco ID hostnames: identity.umbraco.com
No action is required from you unless you are using a highly specific implementation of certificate pinning.
There will be no impact on hostname availability during the maintenance.
This change unifies the certificate authority used across all Umbraco Cloud hostnames, both custom and default. The switch is necessary due to the expiration of a root certificate in the Let's Encrypt chain on September 30th. By moving to Google Trust Services, we ensure continued support for all clients, including older Android devices (pre-2016 models), which account for 2.96% of Android devices on the internet.
Posted on Sep 09, 2024 - 11:53 CEST
- Default Umbraco Cloud frontend hostnames: {project}.{region}.umbraco.io
- Kudu hostnames: {project}.scm.{region}.umbraco.io
- Umbraco ID hostnames: identity.umbraco.com
No action is required from you unless you are using a highly specific implementation of certificate pinning.
There will be no impact on hostname availability during the maintenance.
This change unifies the certificate authority used across all Umbraco Cloud hostnames, both custom and default. The switch is necessary due to the expiration of a root certificate in the Let's Encrypt chain on September 30th. By moving to Google Trust Services, we ensure continued support for all clients, including older Android devices (pre-2016 models), which account for 2.96% of Android devices on the internet.
Posted on Sep 09, 2024 - 11:53 CEST