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I can't even get to status.slack.com ... I really hope that isn't on production infrastructure! GET https://slack.com/favicon.ico https://slack.com/favicon.ico

I can't even get to status.slack.com ... I really hope that isn't on production infrastructure! GET https://slack.com/favicon.ico https://slack.com/favicon.ico 503 Service Unavailable: Back-end server is at capacity

cjbprime 11y ago
The fact that we can't get to it means that it is, surely? :)
ratsimihah 11y ago
| "Back-end server is at capacity" DDoS?
- deleted 11y ago
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- Xorlev 11y ago
  503 = at capacity, default response an ELB returns when all the servers in the ELB are OutOfService (or missing).
- Goopplesoft 11y ago
  Also AWS's error code for no healthy nodes in elb.
nodesocket 11y ago
Wow, that is a fail hosting your status page in the same datacenter/environment as production. Honestly, a bit surprised, since Slack has always seemed on top of things.
- npizzolato 11y ago
  If you can't get to the status page, it's probably a good indication the service is down :)
  - nodesocket 11y ago
    You're missing the point. It is for communication to your customers. Give them an outline of what is happening and an estimated eta to being back up.
    - baby 11y ago
      Usually companies do that with twitter/facebook nowadays. Status page has always been a stopgap. That's why we had http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
- SanDimasFootbal 11y ago
  jeebus
polysaturate 11y ago
IIRC this error message is throw when an AWS ELB is empty(in my experience). I'd imagine it could be thrown if all servers in the ELB are maxed out.