Incidentsby GlyphCertificate revocation affecting access to some Astro deployments
Nov 12, 14:18 UTCNov 12, 18:11 UTC
Duration
3h 53m
Impact
Critical
Root cause
Not disclosed
Astronomer, 90 days
17 incidents
Affected
Not listed by the vendor.
Final update
This incident is resolved, and service has returned to normal. All revoked certificates have been renewed, and we’ve confirmed that no additional certificates will be revoked in connection with this incident.
Timeline
- Resolved · Nov 12, 18:11 UTC
This incident is resolved, and service has returned to normal. All revoked certificates have been renewed, and we’ve confirmed that no additional certificates will be revoked in connection with this incident.
- Monitoring · Nov 12, 16:08 UTC
We have successfully revoked and reissued all affected certificates revoked by Google Trust Services, and functionality has returned to normal. We are continuing to monitor the situation.
- Investigating · Nov 12, 14:18 UTC
``` A certificate authority incident has caused Google Trust Services to revoke a number of TLS certificates for astronomer.run, which Astro deployments use for HTTPS access. Users whose browsers or network gateways enforce certificate revocation checks may be unable to access the Airflow UI or other HTTPS endpoints of affected deployments. Our engineering team has identified the affected certificates and is replacing them to restore access. We will provide an update as certificates are reissued. ```
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