Resolved -
This incident has been resolved.
Mar 17, 13:06 NZDT
Monitoring -
Our Christchurch-based virtual infrastructure continues to remain both stable and operational.
Engineers will continue monitoring the situation closely.
Mar 13, 12:38 NZDT
Identified -
Our Christchurch-based virtual infrastructure remains in a stable, operational state. Since our last update, we have resolved the remaining issues impacting some web hosting customers and the Voyager Hosting Client Portal (https://hosting.voyager.nz).
All services are now operational. However, we continue to work with our upstream vendor to finalise some fixes to backend components.
Mar 12, 22:12 NZDT
Update -
Currently the majority of our platform is in an operational state and continues to remain stable, we will continue to monitor the situation. For the small amount of services that remain to be un-operational, we are actively working on restoring. The services that do have a partial outage include some Web Hosting services and the Voyager client portal (hosting.voyager.nz).
Mar 12, 12:31 NZDT
Update -
Our continued apologies and thanks for people’s time and patience.
The majority of issues have since subsided and we continue work to restore full platform functionality and stability with our upstream vendor.
Mar 12, 08:22 NZDT
Update -
We are still experiencing some issues and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing. We will continue to provide updates as we and our venders work to resolve the issues.
Mar 11, 19:59 NZDT
Update -
Voyager and 1st Domains (Plesk) services are also experiencing intermittent issues.
Engineers and the virtual infrastructure vendor are working on the issue.
Mar 11, 18:41 NZDT
Update -
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
Mar 11, 17:38 NZDT
Update -
Engineers are still investigating this ongoing issue and will update accordingly
Mar 11, 17:37 NZDT
Investigating -
We experienced an issue with our virtual infrastructure in Christchurch around 3:52pm today.
Services have been recovered with small downtime and engineers are working to determine the root cause.
Mar 11, 16:54 NZDT