Support Hours and Communications
Support is provided according to the Nscale service model in use:- Nscale Cloud Customers - support available via email only at [email protected]. This channel is used for questions, troubleshooting, and issue reporting.
- Nscale Private Cloud Customers – are provided access to the Nscale Support Portal, which offers ticket submission and tracking, case history, and knowledge resources.
| Priority | Platinum Support Hours | Gold Support Hours | Silver Support Hours | Initial Response Time | Resolution Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1 (Critical) | 24x7, 365 days | 24x7, 365 days | 0900 – 1700 CET | 15 Minutes | 4 hrs |
| P2 (High) | 24x7, 365 days | 0900 – 1700 CET | 0900 – 1700 CET | 1 Hour | 24 hrs |
| P3 (Medium) | 24x7, 365 days | 0900 – 1700 CET | 0900 – 1700 CET | 1 Hour | 1 week |
| P4 (Low) | 24x7, 365 days | 0900 – 1700 CET | 0900 – 1700 CET | 1 Hour | 1 month |
| Request | 24x7, 365 days | 0900 – 1700 CET | 0900 – 1700 CET | 1 Hour | 1 month |
Priority Levels
Priority Levels are dependent on the impact and urgency responses provided by the reporter. The definition for the Incident Priority levels can be found below. This list is non-exhaustive, and the grading of the final priority falls with Nscale Support Engineers after taking incident details and customer impact into account.P1 (Critical)
P1 (Critical)
A critical incident causing a complete system outage or severe degradation of production infrastructure, resulting in an inability to consume Nscale services. Core operations are entirely halted, requiring immediate intervention to restore service.
P2 (High)
P2 (High)
Operations can continue in a limited capacity, though long-term productivity may be affected. Heavily degraded compute performance incidents, where services are still available and rendered usable, fall under this priority. Additionally, it can cover management plane outages where core operations continue, but management tasks, like configuration or monitoring, are impaired.
P3 (Medium)
P3 (Medium)
A partial, non-critical loss of functionality that affects some aspects of the system but does not prevent overall operations. Users may experience intermittent issues or limited access to certain features, but the primary Nscale services and systems remain operational. This priority level includes problems where a workaround exists, allowing users to continue their work with some inconvenience.
P4 (Low)
P4 (Low)
Minor issues or anomalies that have little to no impact on operations. These include cosmetic issues, performance issues that do not significantly affect user experience, and problems that have a simple workaround. Users can continue working with minimal inconvenience.
Requests
Requests
General usage enquiries, documentation errors, product feature requests, and requests for assistance.