Mapping application service disruptions

Last updated on September 12, 2024

Find up to date information about mapping application service disruptions.

If there are no planned upgrades mentioned above, please report any disruptions.

Migrating from Geoserver into Openshift

From August 22, 2024 to September 30, 2024, the Data Systems and Services Branch is working on migrating public traffic from Geoserver into Openshift.

Clients using WMS/WFS may experience:

Slower response times
Unexpected results

If you are experiencing any additional issues that are not listed here, please report it to us.

Report an issue

If you discover any unplanned issues, please open a ticket with the Data Systems and Services request system. The faster issues are reported, the faster they can be fixed.

To help us support you better, please include the following information in your request:

Name of your Mapping Application
What the issue is and how you discovered it
Any screenshots or visual aids

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