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Yes, that's pretty standard. Availability monitoring and status reporting should be external and separate from your own infrastructure, otherwise neither may be
by Rezo 11y ago
Yes, that's pretty standard. Availability monitoring and status reporting should be external and separate from your own infrastructure, otherwise neither may be available when you need it the most.
- dsr_ 11y agoAnd don't use statuspage.io if your host is AWS, because theirs is too.
- TheSwordsman 11y agoEh, as I remember it they have stuff in multiple AWS regions. Would take a global AWS failure to bring them down. This was my justification for going with them while working somewhere that used AWS. That said, while it is extremely unlikely it shouldn't be discounted as impossible.
- Rezo 11y agoThey do have geo-region (not just AZ) redundancy and failover, which puts them quite a bit above most home-grown company status pages in my experience. But yes, if the problem was for example in R53 it would indeed be better to have an solution without that AWS dependency.