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Asana outage on 21 October 2026

Major outage
Resolved · 15:14–16:13 UTC
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Asana had a major outage on 21 October that lasted 59 minutes, from 15:14 to 16:13 UTC, and its status page said the disruption affected all services in all regions. The status page's own incident ran from 15:33 to 16:10 UTC and listed critical outages for the app, API, mobile, and automations in the US, the app and API in the EU, and the API in Japan and Australia. The status page said a cause had been identified and a fix applied, without naming the cause, and promised a postmortem within 72 hours.

Asana’s own incident page ↗
When
15:14–16:13 UTC
How long
59 min
Incident open on its page
15:33–16:10 UTC
Components affected
8
Asana, 30 days before
3 other outages

What broke when

Major outage
Partial outage
Degraded
US - App US - API US - Mobile US - Automations and Background Actions EU - App EU - API Japan - API Australia - API
UTC 15:1515:3015:4516:0016:15

From Asana’s own status page: when it moved each component into trouble, and back.

At the same time

Started in the hour before or during it

And 238 lesser-known services. Problems at the same time are a clue, never proof that one caused another.

Timeline

Times in UTC

  1. Cause identified
  2. US - App: major outage
  3. US - API: major outage
  4. US - Mobile: major outage
  5. US - Automations and Background Actions: major outage
  6. EU - App: major outage
  7. EU - API: major outage
  8. Japan - API: major outage
  9. Australia - API: major outage
  10. Resolved
  11. US - App: back to normal
  12. US - API: back to normal
  13. US - Mobile: back to normal
  14. US - Automations and Background Actions: back to normal
  15. EU - App: back to normal
  16. EU - API: back to normal
  17. Japan - API: back to normal
  18. Australia - API: back to normal

Where this comes from

Stackpulse reads Asana’s official status page at status.asana.com every minute. The times above are when it reported the problem; the summary is written from its updates and checked against them.

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