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It really is amazing how many web services are dependent on S3. For instance, the Heroku dashboard is currently down for me. Along with all of my services that
by kevindong 10y ago
It really is amazing how many web services are dependent on S3. For instance, the Heroku dashboard is currently down for me. Along with all of my services that are on Heroku.
- TravelTechGuy 10y agoSame here, but worse. Some of the apps I have hosted on Heroku (including APIs) are showing "Application Error". Like you, tried logging into dashboard and got a Heroku error page.
- kevindong 10y agoTurns out that not all Heroku dynos are hosted on US-East. One of my friend's dyno is still up and running great.
- mcjiggerlog 10y agoSame here :(. Not sure why serving a connection to my dyno depends on S3 being up...
- kevindong 10y agoI'll bet that what Heroku does is precompile all the code when you push to Heroku (or doesn't), saves it to a S3 bucket, and kills the running process after a certain amount of inactivity. Once it detects a pending network request, the code gets loaded from the S3 bucket into the EC2 instance, and then your code spins up.
- olegkikin 10y agoQuora is down.
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- natashabaker 10y agoFor those using Heroku - any workarounds to at least put the app in maintenance mode? It seems their entire platform, including API, is down.