Crypto exchange OKX witnessed service disruptions after primary infrastructure provider Alibaba Cloud announced a hardware failure in Alibaba Cloud’s Hong Kong data center.
Alibaba Cloud Hong Kong IDC Zone C server went offline on Saturday at roughly 10 PM ET and failed to recover for over 7 hours at the time of reporting. On-chain data further ырастап турат that OKX processed no transactions during this timeline.
Alibaba Cloud’s website shows that the Hong Kong (China) server hosts three availability zones, which have been operational since 2014. The cloud provider ырастады the outage through an official announcement, as shown below.
While announcing the service disruption, OKX revealed that it is working together with Alibaba Cloud to resolve the issues. “Funds are safe. Sorry for any inconvenience caused,” the announcement added.
Учурда булут камсыздоочу менен үзгүлтүксүз туташуу катасы бар, бул колдонуучунун тажрыйбасына таасирин тийгизүүдө. Биздин иштеп чыгуучу топ аны алар менен чечип жатат. Каражаттар коопсуз. Келтирилген ыңгайсыздыктар үчүн кечирим сурайбыз.
— OKX (@okx) December 18, 2022
In the meantime, users cannot withdraw and deposit funds, while some claim that their account balances have glitched to show $0 in their funds. Many investors have confirmed that their trades got stuck midway and have shown concerns about possible losses.
OKX has not yet to responded to Cointelegraph’s request for comment.
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In early December, Avalanche blockchain entered into a partnership to power Alibaba Cloud’s Node-as-a-Service initiatives.
APACтин эң ири булут кызмат көрсөтүүчүсү Alibaba Cloud үчүн колдоону кеңейтти #Кар көчкү!
Бул интеграция иштеп чыгуучуларга өз валидатор түйүндөрүн оңой ишке киргизүүгө мүмкүндүк берет @alibaba_cloudнын плагин жана ойнотуу инфраструктурасы жана продуктылар топтому.https://t.co/MlXTOYuJgG
— Avalanche (@avalancheavax) December 2, 2022
As Cointelegraph reported, the partnership is aimed at developing new tools for launching validator nodes on Avalanche’s public blockchain platform in Asia. The integration will allow Avalanche developers to use Alibaba Cloud’s plug-and-play infrastructure as a service to launch new validators.
During the announcement, it was revealed that Avalanche hosts over 1,200 validators and processes roughly 2 million daily transactions.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/okx-cites-intermittent-outage-amid-alibaba-cloud-equipment-anomaly