Update - We have received reports that AWS engineers are still locked out of their affected datacenters due to environmental conditions, and we are initiating our own fallback plans in parallell with their ongoing efforts.

We expect our plans to take several hours to complete. We will abort our plans if AWS engineers are successful before our own fallback plan completion.

We will post an update at 06:00 at the latest.
Jun 11, 01:28 CEST

Update - AWS reports that "temperatures continue to return to normal levels" but that their engineers are still not able to physicallay access the affected region to restore normal services.

The same subset of customers are still affected with the following
* Can't search for articles in DrP Newsroom
* Can't upload and insert assets into DrPublish articles

We are currently making plans for what to do if AWS can not re-establish normal services in their affected datacenters.
Jun 11, 00:49 CEST

Update - We have received reports from AWS that temperatures at the affected datacenter(s) are returning to normal levels, but not all of our services have returned to normal operations yet.

The following issues still persists for some of our customers:
* Can't search for articles in DrP Newsroom
* Can't upload and insert assets into DrPublish articles
Jun 11, 00:18 CEST

Update - We notice intermittent image editing issues in DrEdition Front Page does, but these issues are now resolved.

The following issues still persists for some customers:
* Can't search for articles in DrP Newsroom
* Can't upload and insert assets into DrPublish articles

Please note that for these customers it's still possible to create and publish DrPublish articles.
We are still investigating.
Jun 10, 23:43 CEST

Update - We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.
Jun 10, 23:14 CEST

Update - We have received the following update from our cloud provider AWS:
> 1:55 PM PDT We can confirm increased API error rates and latencies for the EC2 APIs and connectivity issues for instances within a single Availability Zone (euc1-az1) within the EU-CENTRAL-1 Region, caused by an increase in ambient temperature within a subsection of the affected Availability Zone. Other Availability Zones within the EU-CENTRAL-1 Region are not affected by the issue and we continue to work towards resolving the issue.

The consequences for some of our customers currently are:
* Certain customers can't search for articles in DrP Newsroom
* The same customers can't upload and insert assets into DrPublish articles
Jun 10, 23:12 CEST