OVH Strasbourg datacenter fire
 

https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/...ta-center-sbg2

I know quite a few people are hosting at OVH in France...

Looks like one location completely lost (30k servers) another one damaged.. (12k servers) crazy..

Sux brass ballz

https://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-fo...plication.html


If done right, customers servers could be up and running within minutes somewhere else, if the network is done right

I have a few with them but in Roubaix , but if not mistaken all OVH traffic goes through Strasbourg node

Thankfully no, all OVH traffic doesn't go through a single way ;)

Luckily you are very much mistaken :thumbsup

Just checked with support and USA/ Europe node is in Gravelines so all is ok for now, but people using imagify should have problems. all their servers are gone.

Correct I was wrong about it.

Well.My servers are now co2

Carefull - the EU green team will find you and tax you (even more)

Greta is on her way to his house right now :1orglaugh

https://i.imgur.com/VU2OHRu.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/eL56Kcp.png

Great example on how some hosting giants dont show the real status on the statuspage

https://www.ovh.com/world/community/status/

"everything fine, nothing to see here"

They say (on their forum) that those with servers in the location, have had their servers removed from the control panel. Can anyone with servers at OVH confirm that?

Asking for a friend at datacenterdynamics.com/

They have removed the sites from the status page (SBG2 and SBG3)

We have a client with one in SBG3, it shows on their panel.

Thanks

Might be based on what service that are consumed... VPS, Dedicated, Cloud or webservices

There is a big Pink warning as soon as we log in on customer dashboard:
Warning: We are currently facing a major incident in our DataCenter of Strasbourg. If your production is in Strasbourg, we recommend to activate your Disaster Recovery Plan. Follow incident


We are currently facing a major incident in our DataCenter of Strasbourg with a fire declared in the building SBG2.
Firefighters were immediately on the scene but could not control the fire in SBG2.
The whole site has been isolated, which impacts all our services on SBG1, SBG2, SBG3 and SBG4.
If your production is in Strasbourg, we recommend to activate your Disaster Recovery Plan.
All our teams are fully mobilized along with the firefighters.
We will keep you updated as more information becomes available.

https://i.postimg.cc/J4cPqYhV/Untitled.jpg

Dedicated server in this case

I can't login into my panel

https://ibb.co/k5F8J4B

Estimated 1-2 weeks to restore service to the other servers at the datacenter that didn't burn

Is it now a good idea to get an OVH VPS in Canada? :)

Of course - what are the odds they would have two datacenters catch fire in the same week?

What about Poland ? :winkwink:

I bet many will sign up on their " Disaster Recovery Plan " Today .

wow that's insane. so many script kiddies with nothing to do after school today.

crazy as fuck tho :Oh crap

i do backups in a separate country, but i never thought about uncontrolled fire. that building must have sucked.

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Damm wtf happened to fire control systems ?

Looking at photos of the datacenter I think the plan was in case of fire push the containers into the Rhine :1orglaugh

That’s one way to keep prices low lol

"We plan to restart SBG1+SBG4+the network by Monday March,15 and SBG3 by Friday March,19."

damn that's a blaze. am I weird for finding the purple smoke pretty?

wishing good luck to anyone affected by this

The purple smoke is a signal, similarly to what the Vatican when a pope is selected. They are announcing that they found a new electrician.

fuck you =p

but you might be onto something for getting a pack of cigs pre-curfew like last night when mein I got so cranky w/o

seriously, almost 10 hours without

I had to deal with my real personality and ish, 0/10 experience

purple smoke, gonna make a note =)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
sure as hell was the most disposable-looking datacenter I have ever seen. Just a bunch of containers

What a tragedy.

Brad

That's what happen when you mine Bitcoin w/o a reliable cooling system :(

https://media1.tenor.com/images/f2e4...itemid=6945518

In all seriousness though, there must have been 42k or so servers lost + cabling, hardware, routers, switches, and the building itself. I think 150-250mil easy.

The thing about a fire at OVH is that is primarily going to affect the little guys and I am extremely sympathetic to my fellow hustlers.

If this had been an AWS data center it would be front page on CNN.