Heroku is struggling a widespread outage that has lasted over six hours, stopping builders from logging into the platform and breaking web site performance.
Heroku is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) owned by Salesforce that permits builders to deploy functions to the cloud with out managing infrastructure.
The outage started early Tuesday morning, with customers reporting that Heroku apps now not labored. Moreover, the outage prevents builders from logging into the Heroku dashboard and using the CLI instruments.

Heroku acknowledged the incident on its standing web page, stating, “Starting at 06:03 UTC, Heroku is having intermittent outages that are presently being investigated.”
The outage impacts a variety of providers from quite a few corporations and websites, reminiscent of SolarWinds, which can’t ingest logs because of the outage.
“We’re observing an incident with log supply from Heroku to SolarWinds Observability SaaS because of an ongoing Heroku incident,” reads SolarWinds standing web page.
Web sites that make the most of Heroku apps for numerous performance are additionally impacted by the outage, with parts of their platform now not working accurately.
Heroku has not supplied particulars on the foundation reason for the outage or when providers can be restored.
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