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| Incident Name | Duration | Started | Severity |
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Intermittent build failures
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2h 20m |
Warn
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Intermittent build failures
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5h 45m |
Warn
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Investigating Issues with build failures
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7h 30m |
Warn
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Issue with Deployment of Review and Test apps
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3h 30m |
Warn
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Customers are seeing elevated H20s "App Boot Timeout" on the Common Runtime, EU region.
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4h 30m |
Warn
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| Component name | Status | Details |
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Up
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| Heroku Data status |
Up
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| Heroku Tools status |
Up
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