Ukrainian hosting provider and domain registrar Cityhost reported outages of some services following the Russian attack on Kyiv. Some of the company’s equipment was destroyed in one of its Kyiv data centers.
Ukrainian hosting provider and domain registrar Cityhost reported outages of some services following the Russian attack on Kyiv. Some of the company’s equipment was destroyed in one of its Kyiv data centers.
Cityhost reported this on its Telegram channel.
The company says the team is currently deploying backups to equipment located overseas in a disaster recovery mode. It is not yet known how long the restoration will take.
During the work, Cityhost asks customers not to overload the support service with calls and messages — employees are focused on restoring services.
Cityhost has been operating on the Ukrainian market since 2005. The company provides hosting and domain name registration services.
Other Ukrainian companies also experienced outages after the September 23 attack. Some subscribers of UTELS, "Pavutina" and Crazy Network providers were left without internet access due to the attack on Kyiv data centers. The services of these providers have now been restored.
Also, after the massive attack on Kyiv, problems with the availability of some functions arose at the file sharing service FEX.NET. They cited problems with the power supply of communication nodes as the reason. FEX.NET reports that full access to the functionality and user storage will be restored immediately after the stabilization of Internet traffic routing.
