- Level
- confirmed
- Worst impact
- Partial outage
- Down Index
- 29of 100
What to do
Check whether your product depends on Elastic Cloud. Check your stack
Paste a package.json, lockfile, Terraform or a list of domains at down.guide/stack to see every provider you depend on.Confirm your retries, queues and scheduled jobs caught up after the 1h 59m it lasted.
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Root cause
We are currently experiencing delays in provisioning new cloud resources due to slowness with an external container image provider.Read the postmortem
Updates from Elastic Cloud 2
- investigating
We are currently experiencing delays in provisioning new cloud resources due to slowness with an external container image provider. This may result in delays when creating new deployments, scaling existing ones, or relocating instances affected by infrastructure maintenance. As mitigation, you can try re-running failed plan changes. Existing running deployments are not impacted. Our team is actively monitoring the situation and working to mitigate the issue. We will provide an update in the next 12 hours.
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- resolved
This issue has been resolved.
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Questions about DWN-64d35ad4fa
Is Elastic Cloud still down?
No, this incident was resolved 2026-09-23 16:03 UTC. For Elastic Cloud's live state, see https://down.guide/elastic-cloud.
How long did it last?
1h 59m, from 2026-09-23 14:04 UTC to 2026-09-23 16:03 UTC, by the times Elastic Cloud posted.
What caused it?
Elastic Cloud wrote: "We are currently experiencing delays in provisioning new cloud resources due to slowness with an external container image provider." The postmortem: https://stspg.io/55k4nwc1pqw7
Where does this come from?
Elastic Cloud's official status page, https://status.elastic.co, quoted verbatim. down.guide's own probes, reports and social counts are labeled as ours.