Starting at 11:35 CET, the performance of Big Disk in Amsterdam was severely degraded.
This is caused by a disk unexpectedly breaking, causing the entire Amsterdam SSD Big Disk cluster to re-calibrate in an unexpected way.
As the issue was caused by a bug in the storage platform(CEPH), information about a possible timeline was unavailable.
Most VPS's were completely unable to connect to the Big Disk causing issues during boot as well.
Luckily, there was no risk of data loss.
We worked with subject matter experts to resolve the issue more swiftly.
As of 17:45 CET, limited traffic between a VPS and a Big Disk was possible again.
As of 19:00 CET, performance was considered fully restored.