Update - Our workaround has been successful, and has allowed calendar sync to resume for the affected users.
We continue to observe the elevated error rate on Microsoft's API, and will not be able to fully resolve the issue until this underlying cause is fixed.
During this time: We are unable to pick up changes to affected users' calendar lists and may have an outdated view of secondary calendars as a result. Users connecting Outlook.com calendar accounts to Cronofy for the first time may have issues getting successfully connected.
We will continue to monitor, and shall update when there are notable changes or at least by 9AM UTC tomorrow, June 3rd.
Jun 02, 2025 - 17:12 UTC
Monitoring - We've now fully rolled out our workaround and are monitoring the results as we work through our backlog of earlier failures.
Since we observed errors specifically when attempting to list calendars, as a temporary measure we are allowing the rest of the sync process to continue based on our latest copy of the user's calendar list. This allows calendar event data to resume syncing and avoids us having stale availability information for the affected users.
This is not a full resolution since it does mean that if affected users create or edit secondary calendars, we won't pick up the newly added calendars or new calendar names.
Jun 02, 2025 - 15:42 UTC
Identified - We've found that we are seeing errors only from a particular API call which we use to list calendars, and have seen success with a limited rollout of a workaround that allows the rest of the sync process to continue. We are watching its progress and increasing our confidence in order to roll this out further.
Jun 02, 2025 - 15:04 UTC
Update - We've found that approximately one third of Outlook.com calendars are being affected. We do not believe a change our side has caused the elevated errors, but nor has Microsoft acknowledged an incident on their side.
We are continuing to investigate the affected cohort, and which API calls are affected, in case there is any workaround we can implement on our side.
Jun 02, 2025 - 12:33 UTC
Investigating - We've identified that a cohort of Outlook.com profiles are seeing an increased error rate when we communicate with Microsoft's APIs, causing sync failures for those affected.
We're investigating the root cause and will update this incident as we understand more.
Jun 02, 2025 - 11:59 UTC
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We will be upgrading our database servers in all data centers except Singapore.
These upgrades require a failover to the new database servers, therefore there will be up to three minutes of disruption when this happens. We will upgrade the servers one data center at a time and will begin the first upgrade shortly after 07:00 UTC. We expect the upgrades to be completed by 09:00 UTC on Sunday, 8th June 2025.
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Past Incidents
Jun 3, 2025
No incidents reported today.
Jun 2, 2025
Unresolved incident: Increased error rate communicating with Outlook.com calendars.
Resolved -
We have reverted the change and confirmed that Public Links are now creating events as expected.
A postmortem of the incident will take place and be attached to this incident the next 3 working days.
If you have any queries in the interim, please contact us at support@cronofy.com
May 22, 13:31 UTC
Monitoring -
We have reverted the broken code, it is deploying at present and we are monitoring to find out how many requests may have been affected.
May 22, 13:25 UTC
Identified -
We have identified a recent change has made public links error - we are reverting this imminently.
May 22, 13:08 UTC