checked Oct 23, 2026 11:36 AM UTC · SailPoint Separation of Duty's official status page
What's the Status of SailPoint Separation of Duty?
SailPoint Separation of Duty is up and running.
SailPoint Separation of Duty is currently operational with all systems functioning normally.
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30 day period · not affected by the range aboveAvailability counts operational or degraded time as available for this component alone. Partial outages count as half downtime and major outages count in full, scheduled maintenance is excluded from the calculation, and periods with no recorded status are counted as available rather than assumed down. Figures cover this component only — the service-wide record is on the Separation of Duty service page.
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Recent Separation of Duty outages & status updates
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Inside Separation of Duty
11 sub-components under Separation of Duty, each with its own status history.
- N. Virginia us-east-1Operational
- Oregon us-west-2Operational
- Frankfurt eu-central-1Operational
- London eu-west-2Operational
- Sydney ap-southeast-2Operational
- Canada ca-central-1Operational
- Tokyo ap-northeast-1Operational
- Singapore ap-southeast-1Operational
- Mumbai ap-south-1Operational
- São Paulo sa-east-1Operational
- FedRAMP us-gov-west-1Operational
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