An active incident reports widespread 503 errors impacting GitLab.com; the status page shows a service-disruption incident labeled "503s on GitLab.com" and lists the Website component on Google Compute Engine as affected. The incident is marked as Investigating with timestamps at September 24, 2026, 23:02 and 23:04 UTC, and updates are promised as the investigation proceeds. The page clarifies it monitors only GitLab.com and associated services and directs users experiencing unrelated problems or issues with GitLab Dedicated to open a support request.
Most listed services and components remain operational despite the disruption: API, Git operations, package and container registries, GitLab Pages, CI/CD and hosted runners (Linux, Windows, macOS), self-managed runner connectivity, background processing, customer portal, and documentation, with infrastructure noted across Google Compute Engine, AWS, DigitalOcean and Zendesk for support. The status system offers multiple subscription and notification options - email, webhook, Microsoft Teams, Slack, RSS and Twitter/X - so users can receive ongoing incident updates.
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