What’s happening right now

New Relic has confirmed a partial service disruption affecting a subset of customers in the US region. Customers may experience delayed data in queries, charts, and dashboards, along with delayed or missing alert notifications. New Relic reports recovery for impacted services, but the incident remains unresolved.

Zoom has confirmed a service degradation affecting a subset of users whose Polycom devices are going offline. The latest provider update says the issue is identified, but no resolution has been reported.

Twilio reported SMS delivery delays to Etisalat network subscribers in the United Arab Emirates. The incident progressed from investigation to identified, and Twilio later reported recovery while monitoring service stability.

Kraken has confirmed delays affecting USDC withdrawals on the Ethereum network. Kraken says a fix has been implemented and the results are being monitored, but the affected component remains degraded.

Circle’s official status reports a major disruption affecting NEAR Testnet Sandbox outbound transfers and the Public Faucet – NEAR Testnet.

Cloudflare has confirmed network performance degradation affecting Asia-Pacific connectivity. Cloudflare reports intermittent degradation for a small subset of customers and continues mitigation.

Coinbase reported that some users may experience delays when sending or receiving MultiversX (EGLD) assets. Buys, sells, and fiat withdrawals and deposits were reported as unaffected.

Supabase has confirmed an ongoing API Gateway disruption involving intermittent HTTP 401 errors from JWT rejections. Fix rollout and regional monitoring are continuing.

MongoDB has officially reported impaired cluster operations affecting MongoDB Cloud in AWS me-central-1 and AWS me-south-1. The provider status is monitoring, and the incident is not marked resolved.