DigitalOcean Resolves Network Incident Affecting Multiple Services
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Summary
DigitalOcean has resolved a major external network incident that affected multiple services including Gen AI tools, App Platform, Load Balancers, Spaces, and provisioning/management for new clusters. The engineering team confirmed full mitigation, with all impacted services now operating normally and requests completing successfully. The incident has been marked as resolved on their status page.
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The impacted services including Gen AI tools, App Platform, Load Balancers, Spaces, and provisioning or management actions for new clusters have recovered and are now operating normally.
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