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Update on Network Issues at Amsterdam Data Center

Posted on September 1, 2015 by

11:15pm Pacific — Our engineers have restarted the affected mail handlers in the Amsterdam datacenter, and we are no longer seeing the network errors. A small percentage of messages may have been queued during this time. We will be updating our monitoring system so that if this particular issue recurs we will be able to detect it and take action quickly.

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