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The email from support (only sent a few hours ago) stated: > The impact to users could come in the form of not tracking opens, clicks, bounces, email sends, in
by ian0 8y ago
The email from support (only sent a few hours ago) stated:
> The impact to users could come in the form of not tracking opens, clicks, bounces, email sends, inbound email, webhook events, and more. Right now, it looks like the database outage is affecting up to 20% of our outbound volume as well as a majority of inbound email and webhooks.
It makes it seem like the actual sending emails were not effected, just "tracking". I landed on this thread as some reporting emails of ours weren't sent. Can anyone confirm it effected the sending of mail too?
Luckily we had nothing critical running through Mandrill, but I feel sorry for those who did, given it hit right around CNY where many people will be on holidays.