Elastic Cloud: Potential performance issues with hot-warm infrastructure in AWS

MinorStatus: resolvedStarted 2019-05-20 15:48 UTCResolved 2019-05-30 15:53 UTC (10 d)1 updatestatus.elastic.co

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resolved2019-05-30 15:53 UTC
We have completed over 90% of the upgrades to 7.1.1 and the hot-warm clusters are performing significantly better. The remainder of the upgrades will be scheduled with individual customers. We will continue to monitor as required. This incident is now closed. Should you have additional questions or concerns, as always, you can contact support@elastic.co.

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Status incident (vendor impact label: minor) posted by Elastic Cloud, started 2019-05-20 15:48 UTC, resolved after 10 d, 1 update(s).

Title: Potential performance issues with hot-warm infrastructure in AWS
Vendor: Elastic Cloud
Date: 2019-05-20 15:48 UTC
URL: https://rewindex.com/company/elastic-cloud/incidents/fpxfl9x5llmk

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