During our maintenance window, we will perform configuration changes on our routers and switches in CZ41 and CZ42 in the managed and root segments. Thanks to our redundant network design, we expect only brief traffic disruptions and possibly increased latency.

During our maintenance window, we will perform configuration changes on our routers and switches in ES34 NTT in the managed and colocation segments. Thanks to our redundant network design, we expect only brief traffic disruptions and possibly increased latency.

The scheduled maintenance is now underway. We'll keep you updated on our progress.

The maintenance is now complete. Thanks for your patience.

On 21 October 2026, the PHP project published security updates for two critical vulnerabilities in PHP (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619). They can allow remote code execution.

Affected for you: PHP on servers managed by us (Managed OS) and PHP apps on Deploio (PHP buildpack and Dockerfile).

What we are doing: our engineers are reviewing the updates and will apply them for the systems we manage already. For Deploio, we depend on the updated buildpack and upstream images which are currently being released. If your Dockerfile uses a floating base image tag (e.g. latest), a rebuild will pick up the patched PHP version once a fixed image is available upstream.

Customers with self-managed PHP installations or a pinned PHP version in their Dockerfile need to update themselves.

The current patch status per OS and PHP version is tracked here and updated continuously: Link to Progress

Recommended action if you are uncertain

If you are unsure whether your application is affected, we recommend taking it out of service until the fixed PHP version is in place: show a static maintenance page instead of your application. The page must not run PHP, otherwise requests still reach PHP.

• Deploio: deploy a static maintenance page, or scale your app to 0 replicas.
• Managed servers: serve a static maintenance page for the affected virtual host.

Once your PHP has been updated (see linke doc) you can bring your application back online.

We will post the next update here as soon as there is progress.

PHP on servers managed by us (Managed OS) are now up to date. Link to Progress

All managed systems with patchable PHP versions have been patched. The patched combinations of managed systems are listed in the status document: Link to Overview

Deploio: PHP buildpacks Apps using the PHP buildpacks have been updated as well.

Deploio: Dockerfile We recommend triggering a rebuild as soon as possible to pick up the fixed PHP version. If you don't, we will trigger a rebuild ourselves at a later point. Note that a rebuild can lead to a new release of your application.

If you pin a specific PHP version in your Dockerfile, please adjust it to a fixed version: 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 or 8.2.35.

Deploio: Dockerfile

We have started triggering rebuilds of Dockerfile applications to pick up the fixed PHP version. A rebuild can lead to a new release of your application. Depending on your setup, apps running fewer than 2 replicas may experience a short service interruption during the rollout. If you want to avoid this, run at least 2 replicas.

Dockerfile Deploio: All Dockerfile apps on Deploio have been triggered for a rebuild. Please check that your application still works as intended.

The rebuild only fixes the CVE if your Dockerfile references the "latest" tag. If you pin a specific PHP version, please adjust it to a fixed version: 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 or 8.2.35.

All systems whose PHP versions received patches have been patched for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. All PHP buildpacks have been patched, and a new build has been triggered for all Deploio apps.

Please check that your application still works as intended after the rebuild. If you use a Dockerfile, the rebuild only fixes the CVE if it references the "latest" tag. If you pin a specific PHP version, please adjust it to a fixed version (8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 or 8.2.35).

Customers running versions that cannot be patched have been contacted directly.

During this maintenance, we will perform firmware upgrades on our border routers in CZ41 and ES34. Thanks to our redundant network design, we expect only brief traffic disruptions and possibly increased latency.

Customers connected directly to the affected devices have been informed by email about the expected outage window.

The scheduled maintenance is now underway. We'll keep you updated on our progress.

The maintenance is now complete. Thanks for your patience.

During this maintenance, we will perform firmware upgrades on our border routers in CZ42 and ES34. Thanks to our redundant network design, we expect only brief traffic disruptions and possibly increased latency.

Customers connected directly to the affected devices have been informed by email about the expected outage window.

The scheduled maintenance is now underway. We'll keep you updated on our progress.

The maintenance is now complete. Thanks for your patience.

We are currently experiencing a network incident that may cause connectivity issues and affect the availability of our services. Reason is an unexpected router restart triggered a failover, leading to intermittent availability.

All systems are up and running again.

We will perform maintenance on our backbone fiber infrastructure. Due to our redundant network design, we do not expect any service impact. During the maintenance window, however, network redundancy will be reduced.

Customers with affected CWDM wavelengths have been notified separately.

The scheduled maintenance is now underway. We'll keep you updated on our progress.

The maintenance is now complete. Thanks for your patience.

We are currently experiencing a network incident that may cause connectivity issues and affect the availability of our services. Reason is an unexpected router restart triggered a failover, leading to intermittent availability. Services are recovering and we're validating that everything is back to normal.

Affected is location NTT / ES34 for the segment Colocation.

All systems are up and running again.

We are currently experiencing a network incident that may cause connectivity issues and affect the availability of our services. Our team is looking into it, and we will provide an update as soon as we know more.

Thank you for your patience.

We've identified the cause: an unexpected router restart triggered a failover, leading to intermittent availability. Services are recovering and we're validating that everything is back to normal. We'll confirm once fully resolved.

This incident is resolved. We no longer see any impact and all services are operating normally. Thanks for your patience.