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

We will migrate our shared proxy server to a new server.

  • This affects only a small fraction of managed-servers where the use of the proxy-server is explicitely configured
  • Since we migrate the IP address, there is no need for any configuration change on the managed-servers use the proxy-server
  • During the migration the system will be unavailable for a short period of approximately 10 to 15min

Start maintenance window: 30/03/2026 22:00
Stop maintenance window: 31/03/2026 01:00

Cluster Maintenance

We will update soft- and firmware throughout our cluster. During the update, a higher disk i/o latency is to be expected.

Start maintenance window: 30/03/2026 23:00 Stop maintenance window: 31/03/2026 06:00

Mailserver Migration

We are migrating Mailcow to new servers. During the maintenance window, Mailcow services will be temporarily unavailable. The interruption is expected to last approximately 15 minutes. Please note that SMTP is designed to retry message delivery automatically, so no incoming emails will be lost during this period.

Start maintenance window: 31/03/2026 20:00
Stop maintenance window: 01/04/2022 02:00

SaaS: Migration GitLab

We are migrating GitLab to new servers. During the scheduled maintenance window, GitLab will be unavailable. We expect an interruption of approximately 30 minutes.

Start maintenance window: 31/03/2026 20:00
Stop maintenance window: 01/04/2022 02:00

Past Incidents

Thursday 19th March 2020

Managed Server Version 5, 6 und 7: PHP 7.2 Update, scheduled 6 years ago

PHP 7.2 was updated to version 7.2.29.

Wednesday 18th March 2020

No incidents reported

Tuesday 17th March 2020

Managed Server Version 6/7: customized the WAF ruleset, scheduled 6 years ago

We noticed that the ModSecurity core rule set was sometimes too restrictive. We have therefore decided to remove the data leak rules (950-954) due to false alarms. These are rules that are intended to prevent an attacker from collecting information about the system, e.g. For example, if PHP code is returned instead of being executed. We have also deactivated the WAF in the backends of the following CMS systems: Neos, TYPO3 and Wordpress to simplify the use of our WAF.

If you notice any problems or have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Best for your Ops One team

Monday 16th March 2020

No incidents reported

Sunday 15th March 2020

No incidents reported

Saturday 14th March 2020

No incidents reported

Friday 13th March 2020

No incidents reported