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Russian Host ESTT Reports Serious Outage Hitting Restaurant Chains

Russian hosting provider ESTT says a serious technical failure on 8 November disrupted client services. Most of its infrastructure is back, but the cause is unknown.

Rows of servers in a data center with warning indicators, illustrating a hosting provider outage.
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Russian hosting provider ESTT has confirmed a "serious technical failure" that disrupted its clients' services on the morning of 8 November 2026. The company says its engineers are working to fix the problems and restore the infrastructure.

By the evening of 8 November, ESTT reported that part of its client servers had been brought back online. On the morning of 9 November, it said it had restored a "significant part" of its infrastructure. The company has not yet explained what caused the outage.

Well-known clients affected

ESTT's customers include the restaurant and food-delivery brands Vkusno — i tochka, Mnogo Lososya, Cofix and Sushi Master. The company has not said exactly which services of these clients were disrupted or for how long.

Second hosting incident this month

The outage follows another failure at Russian provider Beget earlier in November. Beget attributed its problems to a "massive" cyberattack on its infrastructure, carried out on the night of 1 to 2 November 2026. According to the provider, attackers gained access to the control layer of the entire architecture and then launched scripts that wiped data.

Beget said it had restored more than 60% of its hosting and that everything which could be recovered fastest had already been brought back.

There is no indication in the available information that the two incidents are connected, and ESTT has not named a cause. For businesses that run ordering sites and other customer-facing services on a single hosting provider, the episodes are a reminder of the operational risk of depending on one infrastructure vendor. Further updates from ESTT on the remaining recovery work and the origin of the failure are expected.

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