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Then put it on yellow or something.
by gpvos 8y ago
Then put it on yellow or something.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoAnd ruin the marketing value of long history of status page showing green? I feel some companies have the following meaning for the lights: yellow is when servers are literally on fire. Red is when the CEO is bleeding out somewhere on the floor, and the Feds are about to bust in and close the shop.
- ReidZB 8y agoAWS certainly operates that way, but even with a third level: green check mark with an info note box. I think I've only seen a "red" AWS status once or twice in the past few years. Before AWS updated their status page to be a little more usable, I used a Chrome extension to remove green status services from the page. Funny enough, that extension also incremented every status (info check box became warning, warning became red), which was far more accurate in my experience.
- noir_lord 8y agoFor red can we just call that a Cambridge Analytica?
- abritinthebay 8y agoWhy? It appears to affect a tiny subset of a tiny subset of users. If it’s not significant (and it’s not) then it shouldn’t change to a medium grade outage status (amber). At best a notes portion of a status page could mention it.