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  1. Symptoms

    From 22:38 UTC on 28 November 2024, DigitalOcean's Cloud Control Panel stopped loading for customers, and sign-up and log-in failed. DigitalOcean declared the incident from monitoring and customer reports, an internal alert fired at 22:44 UTC, and Spaces buckets and the services that depend on them began to fail intermittently.

    Trigger

    At 22:38 UTC on 28 November 2024, DigitalOcean's domain registrar, Network Solutions, made an update to the digitaloceanspaces.com domain that added an Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) clientHold status code to it.

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    Detection

    DigitalOcean declared the incident at 22:38 UTC based on monitoring and customer reports that the Cloud Control Panel would not load. An internal alert detected the issue at 22:44 UTC, and the first customer contact about the Control Panel came at 22:57 UTC.

    Remediation
    • Deployed a change that brought the Cloud Control Panel back online
    • Contacted Network Solutions to have the clientHold removed
    • Escalated to Verisign executives, the .com registry, until the clientHold was removed
    Action items
    • Work with Network Solutions to understand why the clientHold was applied to the domain
    • Review other domain registrars as possible new homes for DigitalOcean's domains
    • Review monitoring and alerting to detect registrar-imposed changes and DNS resolution problems sooner
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This case involves Domain registrar and registry and Object storage. kubegap audits a Kubernetes cluster for gaps like these, read-only, from Claude Code or Codex; its checks cite public reports like the ones in this library.

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