Resolved incident
Scheduled provider maintenance: delayed GPU node provisioning in US East (Crusoe) and US South Central (Crusoe
Cerebrium · Maintenance · Started
- Duration
- 30m
- Severity
- Maintenance
- Status
- Resolved
Summary
Maintenance · Resolved
Maintenance ended
Event timeline
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Our infrastructure provider Crusoe is performing maintenance on the Kubernetes control plane for the clusters behind our US East and US South Central Crusoe regions. What to expect: - Running apps and live traffic are not affected. - Scaling onto GPUs that are already provisioned continues to work normally. - Requests to provision new GPU nodes may fail for 5 to 10 seconds at a time and then retry. If your app needs to scale beyond the GPUs currently available in the region during this window, new replicas may take a few minutes longer than usual to become ready and requests may queue briefly. - Apps with cross-region enabled will spill over automatically as normal. What you can do: - Avoid deploying new versions of your apps in this window if you can. A deploy runs old and new replicas side by side and is the most common reason an app needs extra nodes. - If you have a known traffic peak in this window, consider raising your minimum replicas or scaling buffer from about 16:15 UTC so capacity is warm before the maintenance starts, and lowering it again afterwards.