OVHcloud Outage History

An OVHcloud VPS hardware issue affected several compute hosts in the US-WEST-OR-2 region, rendering some VPS unreachable. Reboot and reinstall attempts would not restore services until the affected hosts were repaired, and the datacenter team was actively working to repair the hardware. The incident lasted from 6:49 PM UTC to 8:30 PM UTC, and OVHcloud issued two status updates during the event, with impact limited to the US-WEST-OR-2 VPS cluster.

During the outage, users in the US-WEST-OR-2 region could experience unreachable VPS; service restoration followed the hardware repairs. Regional impact was confined to the specified VPS cluster, with other regions unaffected.

OVHcloud reported disruptions to network services in the United States, centered on the Miami and Los Angeles PoPs. The issue affected a broad set of network components, causing degraded connectivity for customers relying on those PoPs. The incident was described as a Backbone Incident Notification, with the focus on restoring operations as quickly as possible.

OVHcloud reported disruptions to network services in the Miami and Los Angeles PoPs, impacting 14 Public Cloud Services components across US regions. Users could experience connectivity issues and degraded performance while engineers worked to resolve the backbone incident.

The outage began on 8:09 PM UTC and was resolved by 9:19 PM UTC, lasting about 1 hour 10 minutes. The incident included 2 official status updates. Disruptions were localized to OVHcloud's US PoPs, notably Miami and Los Angeles, before services returned to normal.

OVHcloud Bare Metal VIN and HIL services experienced a brief degraded state with potential delays to server delivery. The incident began at Nov 18, 2025 2:44 PM UTC and was resolved by Nov 18, 2025 4:24 PM UTC, lasting 1 hour 40 minutes. During the event, VIN / Bare Metal Services and HIL / Bare Metal Services were listed as degraded on OVHcloud's status page, indicating an impact to bare metal provisioning and related operations. The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident.

OVHcloud warned of a regional outage impacting VPS and Public Cloud resources in the US-WEST-LZ-PAO area. Instances and VPS in the US-WEST-LZ-PAO region became unreachable, with related network services affected. The incident began around Nov 12, 2025 4:19 PM UTC and progressed from a backbone maintenance event into a broader outage as more services went offline.

The OVHcloud US backbone incident affected network services in the Miami/Los Angeles PoP, impacting a broad set of components across Bare Metal, Network, Private Cloud, Public Cloud, and Virtual Private Services. The outage began on Nov 12, 2025 7:14 AM UTC and persisted for about 5 hours, with full restoration achieved by Nov 12, 2025 12:29 PM UTC. During the incident, OVHcloud issued regular status updates as they worked to restore services, reflecting ongoing recovery across the affected regions and components. The disruption touched a substantial portion of OVHcloud's US backbone infrastructure, with many Bare Metal, Network, and Cloud services moving through maintenance and back online in sequence.

OVHcloud reported backbone-related network disruptions affecting the Miami and Los Angeles point of presence locations, impacting HIL / Private Cloud Services and HIL / Network Services. The incident triggered a maintenance status while engineers worked to restore service. The outage began on 5:04 PM UTC and was resolved by 1:04 AM UTC. OVHcloud issued two official status updates during the incident, noting the backbone issue and ongoing remediation. The regional scope was limited to US PoPs, and the service was restored after roughly 80 hours.

From Nov 5, 2025 1:04 PM UTC, OVHcloud reported disruptions to network services in the United States, with backbone issues impacting the Miami and Los Angeles PoPs. This period also saw delayed control-plane updates, as calls to the /vrack endpoint were not processed promptly between 10:15 AM UTC and 11:50 AM UTC, delaying vRack configuration changes across multiple Public Cloud regions. The incident affected US-based services and created degraded performance across several OVHcloud components.

Later that day, at Nov 5, 2025 9:34 PM UTC, a cooling fault was identified in rack V111A13 at the Vint Hill Datacenter, causing outages for VIN / Bare Metal Services and related servers. Impact persisted into the early hours of Nov 6, 2025 6:34 AM UTC when affected hardware was returned to customers. Over the following days, additional status updates referenced ongoing vRack configuration delays and regional service delivery slowdowns, including notices about delays for customized server deliveries.

On 2:49 AM UTC a separate network fault at Vint Hill (V119F16) briefly affected vRack traffic, with services restored by 3:09 AM UTC. The environment largely stabilized by the afternoon of Nov 7, 2025 4:45 PM UTC, with affected US regions and data centers returning to normal operation. A single user reported issue during the event, reflecting limited user activity overall during the incident.

OVHcloud reported disruptions to its US network backbone impacting ERI / Bare Metal Services at the Miami and Los Angeles points of presence. The incident began at 2025-11-05T08:04:00Z and was resolved by 2025-11-05T10:14:00Z, lasting roughly 2 hours and 10 minutes. During this maintenance window, affected users may have experienced degraded connectivity to the ERI / Bare Metal Services in these regions.

Two status updates were issued during the incident as OVHcloud worked to restore network operations. No user reports were logged for this outage. The impact was regional to the Miami and Los Angeles PoPs, with ERI / Bare Metal Services listed as affected components, and updates noted ongoing resolution efforts until service was restored.

OVHcloud's US network experienced a backbone disruption affecting network services at the Miami and Los Angeles PoPs. The issue impacted two components: VIN / Network Services and ERI / Bare Metal Services, leading to degraded connectivity for customers in the region. The outage began at Nov 4, 2025 8:04 AM UTC and was resolved by Nov 4, 2025 9:44 AM UTC. OVHcloud provided updates on its status page, issuing 3 updates as the incident progressed and confirming restoration of services once the network issue was addressed. The disruption was regional in scope, with no indication of a global outage.