Couchbase Capella - Notice history

Across us-central1, asia-southeast1, and us-east1 regions, we have verified that all Cluster lifecycle operations—including new cluster creations, turn-ons, and backups—are now functioning normally and completing successfully. Failure rates have returned to the standard baseline level.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

We have seen signs of recovery and failure rates have drastically reduced. We continue to monitor the situation closely.

The capacity issues impacting the GCP regions and resulting operational Cluster lifecycle operations, including new cluster creation, turn-on, and backup failures: us-central1 asia-southeast1 us-east1 Recommended Workarounds: * New Deployments: Select an alternate GCP region for new cluster creation. * Existing Clusters: Avoid pausing, stopping, or modifying existing us-central1 clusters until GCP resolves the capacity constraint, as turning them back on or adding nodes may temporarily fail. * Backups: Support Team will perform cluster backups to continue to maintain backups. We continue to work closely with the GCP team on mitigation.

We are in direct contact with GCP support to monitor us-central1 and will provide another update as soon as capacity stabilizes. Recommended Workarounds: * New Deployments: Select an alternate GCP region (such as us-east1, us-east4, or us-west1) for new cluster creation. * Existing Clusters: Avoid pausing, stopping, or modifying existing us-central1 clusters until GCP resolves the capacity constraint, as turning them back on or adding nodes may temporarily fail.

The issue impacting Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Global Network Resources has been fully resolved. Capella Operational Cluster, App Services lifecycle, and turn-on operations have returned to normal functionality.

GCP reported that mitigation efforts are still underway to restore affected Global Network Resources across dependent services, including Google Compute Engine and Cloud Load Balancing. We are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as GCP shares further progress.