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You made the same mistake as Microsoft, who seemed to have put their Azure status page on Azure: https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/9cvgn2/is_there_a_stat

You made the same mistake as Microsoft, who seemed to have put their Azure status page on Azure: https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/9cvgn2/is_there_a_status_page_for_the_status_page/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/9cvgn2/is_there_a_st... Their status page is back up now, but my stuff's still broken. :\

lozaning 8y ago
And Amazon. I recall that during their most recent s3 outage Amazon's status page was green across the board, because somehow all the assets that were supposed to be displayed when things went wrong were themselves hosted on the thing that was down.
- mrep 8y ago
  Yes, changing the status page required updating a S3 bucket that was located in us-east-1 which is where it went down so they couldn't change it.
  - ti_ranger 8y ago
    And now, S3 has cross-region replication ... And so does DynamoDB, and Aurora ...