Ops One AG platform status and maintenance announcements. Times are indicated in local Swiss time. https://opsone.ch/.
All systems are operational
Scheduled Maintenance
Update Nextcloud

We will update Nextcloud to version 32.0.6.

Reference: #860

Start maintenance window: 16/02/2026 23:00
Stop maintenance window: 17/02/2026 02:00

Past Incidents

Tuesday 8th May 2018

Managed Server Version 5: Kernel Updates / Server Reboot, scheduled 7 years ago

The Linux kernel was updated to 3.16.0-6 / 4.9.0-0.bpo.6. To load those new versions, we will reboot all managed servers (version 5) during our next weekly maintenance window.

Start maintenance window: Tue 08.05.2018 00:00 CEST End maintenance window: Tue 08.05.2018 02:00 CEST

Thursday 3rd May 2018

No incidents reported

Wednesday 2nd May 2018

No incidents reported

Tuesday 1st May 2018

No incidents reported

Monday 30th April 2018

New Cockpit Version: Server Networking

Features

  • Add, edit and remove network interfaces of servers

Enhancements

  • Create dns zone with umlaute
  • Download fonts fix from https

Bugs

  • Cleanup puppet run collection

Updates

  • Chatilio tag
  • Build process
  • Meteor 1.6.1.1

Sunday 29th April 2018

No incidents reported

Saturday 28th April 2018

No incidents reported

Friday 27th April 2018

.CH/.LI: Maintenance, scheduled 7 years ago

SWITCH, the registry for .ch/.li domains, performs maintenance work on the EPP API.

Domain actions (registrations, modifications, transfers) are not possible during this downtime.

Start maintenance window: 27.04.2018 07:00 CEST Stop maintenance window: 27.04.2018 07:30 CEST

Thursday 26th April 2018

Nextcloud 13.0.2, scheduled 7 years ago

Nextcloud installations where upadted to Nextlcoud 13.0.2.

For details, please consult the Nectloud release notes.

Managed Server Version 5: Debian Updates, scheduled 7 years ago

php70 was updated to the latest version.

  • php70/unknown 7.0.30-ops-5228 amd64 [upgradable from: 7.0.29-ops-4608]
Managed Server Version 5: website: add http_redirect_dest parameter

This change adds the http_redirect_dest parameter to each website. On SSL enabled sites, we create a HTTP redirect vhosts which redirects all traffic to https://$server_name$request_uri by default ($server_name reflects the first host name defined on the current website). If you want to change this behaviour somehow, for example by keep the current hostname of the HTTP request, you can set http_redirect_dest to another value like https://$host$request_uri.

Furthermore, its possible to set the redirect destination globally through website::http_redirect_dest.

Closes #66