Dline’s parent company has stated that its data centre in Kyiv has been destroyed as a result of a Russian strike. According to the company, all services and customer data have been transferred to backup sites.
Briefly about the main points
- Dline has announced that its data centre in Kyiv has been destroyed.
- According to the owner, the services and data have been transferred to backup sites.
- The exact time of the disruption and the current availability of the services have not been separately confirmed.
- A few days later, Cosmonova and «Parkovy» also reported the problems.
According to dline.ua
According to the company, the data centre in question is located at 28 Predslavinska Street. The company attributes its destruction to a Russian strike.
The available reports do not specify the exact time of the incident, the circumstances of the attack, or the actual availability of each service following the switchover to backup sites.
The data centre’s third statement in a matter of days
COSMONOVA has announced the suspension of operations at its physical data centre in Kyiv following three drone attacks. The company dates the most recent of these to 26 September.
On 29 September, the «Parkovy» data centre announced that its Kyiv site had sustained critical damage, that operations had been suspended, and that clients’ data had been relocated to backup facilities in the EU.
Dline’s statement on 1 October was the third announcement in a matter of days regarding the shutdown or destruction of the Kyiv data centre as a result of Russian strikes.
