On 9th October 2025, OrbusInfinity experienced significant service degradation affecting users in the EMEA and African regions. The incident began at 07:50 UTC and was fully resolved by 12:50 UTC and resulted in periodic HTTP errors or "Something Went Wrong" messages for impacted users. The root cause was traced to a critical failure in the underlying cloud provider’s global traffic management and content delivery service - a platform responsible for routing user requests to the most appropriate OrbusInfinity infrastructure node for optimal performance and reliability.
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The outage was caused by a critical failure in the cloud provider’s global traffic management and content delivery service. This service is responsible for directing user requests to the nearest and healthiest OrbusInfinity infrastructure node, ensuring high availability and optimal performance.
Service was restored as the cloud provider stabilized the infrastructure. OrbusInfinity operations returned to normal with no direct remediation required at the application layer.
It was not possible to mitigate the impact of the outage as it was a global incident for the cloud provider, affecting static content delivery and routing. Failover to an alternative availability zone would have had no impact in this instance. Alternatives to the OrbusInfinity routing and content delivery infrastructure are being investigated as fall backs for such scenarios, to reduce the impact of future global traffic management and content delivery service incidents.