Following the Zendesk outage, several remediation steps were implemented to prevent future incidents. These included adding additional checks in the domain routing configuration service to ensure host-mapped subdomains are correctly configured.
Zendesk also reviewed and updated internal documentation to include detailed steps for handling similar errors. Additionally, they aimed to improve communication with customers during such incidents to keep them informed about the situation and expected resolution times.
The Zendesk Help Center outage on November 2, 2023, was primarily caused by an outage at Zendesk's primary CDN vendor. This affected an internal service responsible for updating domain routing configurations. The issue was compounded by the domain…
The Zendesk Help Center outage was resolved through a series of strategic steps. Initially, the domain routing configuration was temporarily disabled to prevent further issues. Domains potentially impacted were added to a CDN-bypass list, and a fix…
Existing host-mapped subdomains were generally unaffected during the Zendesk outage unless their TLS certificates had expired. The issue primarily impacted new subdomains routed through the affected CDN. The outage was due to a malfunction in the…
The Zendesk Help Center outage began on November 2, 2023, at 11:54 UTC and lasted until November 6, 2023, at 19:00 UTC. During this period, a subset of Guide customers across all Pods experienced issues loading their Help Centers. The outage was…