Starting at 20:30 UTC on 30 September 2026, customers using gateway services may be experiencing degraded or interrupted network connectivity. Customers may see gateways failing to load in the Azure Portal, and may also be experiencing failures or delays with network management operations across the following impacted services:ExpressRoute GatewaysAzure FirewallApplication Gateways / Web Application FirewallVPN GatewaysAzure VMWare Solution (AVS)Current status: The vast majority of previously-impacted regions are showing signs of recovery, we are working to apply configuration changes that were successful in other regions to the remaining five regions: France Central, North Europe, Southeast Asia, UK South, and UK West.Our investigation has identified a correlation between the timing of this incident and infrastructure operating system servicing activity, which has since been paused. The underlying failure mechanism has not yet been confirmed, and we continue to investigate why network service instances became unhealthy and why recovery behavior differed across services.We continue to validate recovery - region by region, and service by service. We will provide additional information within the next 60 minutes, or sooner if events warrant.
There's a feature degradation affecting Salesforce Spiff, and we're working to resolve it. You may experience feature degradation in statement calculations, reporting, designer, connectors and syncs. Salesforce Spiff remains unaffected. We’re investigating the issue, and an update will be provided in 30 minutes or sooner if we have more information.
Anthropic’s announcement of Claude Mythos underscores a reality Salesforce has been preparing for: increasingly capable frontier AI models will continue to accelerate the evolution of the cybersecurity landscape. Our security teams are continuously evaluating how frontier models like Mythos may change attacker and defender capabilities, and we are applying those insights to strengthen our security posture and guide continued enhancements across our environment. We view this as an acceleration of work already underway, not a departure from it. Salesforce has long invested in automation and AI to help identify risk, strengthen defenses, and support the trust our customers place in us. Trust remains our #1 value, and we remain focused on helping protect our customers’ data in a rapidly evolving threat environment.
There’s a Salesforce service feature disruption. During a feature disruption, end users sometimes can’t access certain aspects of the service. We’re investigating the issue and an update will be provided in 30 minutes or sooner if we have more information.
Status: Fix released with percy/cli v1.32.11 Since 20:48 UTC on September 24, npm install @percy/cli fails with: npm ERR! code EUNSUPPORTEDPROTOCOL npm ERR! Unsupported URL Type "patch:": patch:got@npm%3A11.8.2#... With npm 10 and later, the install can fail with no error message. Cause: A third-party package that the Percy CLI depends on, @yarnpkg/core, published version 4.9.2 with a dependency format that npm can't install. Percy's services are not affected; only new CLI installs are. Fix: We have released a patch version of percy/cli v1.32.11 and now @latest should install correctly Workaround (for earlier percy cli versions): Add this to your project's root package.json: "overrides": { "@yarnpkg/core": "4.9.1" }
We are aware of a feature degradation that may impact customers, and are actively working to resolve user impact. During a feature degradation certain platform features may be intermittently timeout or operate at less than optimal performance. We’ll provide an update in 60 minutes or sooner if additional information becomes available.
When creating a new template in Print Brand Templates, you may experience an issue where the preview and output file are not generated. The status remains “Processing.” Our technical teams are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
There’s a Salesforce service performance degradation. Users can access the Salesforce service, but some functionality can be unavailable or running at less than optimal performance. General and intermittent slow performance, timeouts, and connectivity issues are possible. We’re investigating the issue and an update will be provided in 30 minutes or sooner if we have more information.
We have identified an issue affecting Workflows that use repeating sections configured to be hidden. In some cases, these sections are displaying an error and are not hiding as expected. Our Engineering team has identified the issue and is working on a resolution.
There’s a Salesforce service performance degradation. Users can access the Salesforce service, but some functionality can be unavailable or running at less than optimal performance. General and intermittent slow performance, timeouts, and connectivity issues are possible. We’re investigating the issue and an update will be provided in 30 minutes or sooner if we have more information.
There’s a Salesforce service feature disruption. During a feature disruption, end users sometimes can’t access certain aspects of the service. We’re investigating the issue and an update will be provided in 30 minutes or sooner if we have more information.
The Salesforce Technology team identified a disruption affecting customers on this instance and is working to resolve it. During a Marketing Cloud Engagement disruption, end users are unable to access the service. We’re investigating the issue and will provide updates as soon as possible. See Impacted Services and Additional Information for further details
Sauce Labs will have a two hour previously scheduled maintenance window on October 10th starting at 13:00 UTC and ending at 15:00 UTC. During this maintenance window, we will be making updates to our infrastructure and services in our US East data center. These maintenance actions may cause portions of the service (including running automated and manual tests) to be unavailable for up to two hours.
Sauce Labs will have a two hour previously scheduled maintenance window on October 10th, starting at 15:00 UTC and ending at 17:00 UTC. During this maintenance window, we will be making updates to our infrastructure and services in our EU Central data center. These maintenance actions may cause portions of the service (including running automated and manual tests) to be unavailable for up to two hours.
Sauce Labs will have a two hour previously scheduled maintenance window on October 10th, starting at 17:00 UTC and ending at 19:00 UTC. During this maintenance window, we will be making updates to our infrastructure and services in our US West data center. These maintenance actions may cause portions of the service (including running automated and manual tests) to be unavailable for up to two hours.
On Saturday, 17 October 2026, between 7:00 UTC and 10:00 UTC, we will perform maintenance on the database infrastructure of our US-only services. During this time, users in that region may experience intermittent unavailability.