A post-mortem report on a Sandbox Archival and Creation Latency Incident that occurred on August 7, 2025, details a series of failures and resolutions over a 22-hour period. The incident was primarily caused by an overwhelming backup policy that led to unsustainable loads, affecting sandbox creation and archival processes. This resulted in 2.3% of sandbox creations failing and 6,389 sandboxes not archiving, impacting four customers. The investigation revealed that the high number of backup operations per runner, combined with a broken image cleanup protocol and storage system bottlenecks, strained the infrastructure. Despite various troubleshooting efforts, including scaling storage systems and rebooting instances, a critical realization was made that the issue stemmed from load management rather than Docker corruption. The incident underscored the need for improved monitoring, rate-limited backup policies, and automated image cleanups, with action items set to address these areas.