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🟡 Convex's database decided to switch servers and took some deployments with it—the failover equivalent of a bad breakup. Investigators are looking into why the backup plan had its own backup plan fail. Popcorn for updates. (Auto-resolved: no updates in 24h)
// The official story
Small percentage of deployments experiencing outage
// Status page says
Apr 9 , 05:59 UTC Investigating - Seems related to a problematic database failover. Updates soon.
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🟠 Convex's European servers decided to throw a tantrum, sprinkling errors across a subset of deployments like they're conducting a stress test nobody asked for. Engineers implemented a fix and are now nervously refreshing their monitoring dashboards. (Auto-resolved: no updates in 24h)