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Looking at the timeline at this page, they have a lot of problems. https://status.gandi.net/timeline https://status.gandi.net/timeline
by GrumpyNl 9y ago
Looking at the timeline at this page, they have a lot of problems. https://status.gandi.net/timeline https://status.gandi.net/timeline
- criley2 9y agoI feel like this is a normal amount of problems combined with a very high level of transparency
- ceejayoz 9y agoPlus a wide variety of product offerings. Heroku takes a similarly transparent approach: https://status.heroku.com/ https://status.heroku.com/
- Someone1234 9y agoIndeed. AWS likely has significantly more problems spread across their entire set of services but Amazon rarely updates the dashboard[0] unless it hits a news article. I've had entire availability zones seemingly go offline, and the dashboard changes to a "some customers are having disruption" message. It is almost comical how under-stated the AWS status dashboard is... Almost... [0] http://status.aws.amazon.com/ http://status.aws.amazon.com/
- vorpalhex 9y agoTwitter is probably a better indicator if there are AWS problems than their dashboard unfortunately...
- GrumpyNl 9y agoIm not talking about transparency, last 16 days, 10 problems, one of 6 days , one of 3 days and several smaller ones. I dont know the company, i see this page, my first reaction, thats a lot of problems in 10 days. I dont understand the downvoting, is it because i said something negative?
- realusername 9y agoThey recently redone the whole web part (and supposedly the backend as well since they changed usernames), it's a bit expected to have some issues. Gandi is an old company now, there's probably some very old legacy code they had to remove.