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Just like AWS, then. "Some users are experiencing increased error rates" = "Everything has been down for hours"
by JimboOmega 7y ago
Just like AWS, then. "Some users are experiencing increased error rates" = "Everything has been down for hours"
- bsimpson 7y ago"Everything is fine, unless you're Carl. There's a massage outage, but only at Carl's house. Sorry, Carl."
- notatoad 7y agoI'm also experiencing a massage outage. Please send masseuse.
- bsimpson 7y agoGoddammit some (most?) days I can't type. "Massive"
- quickthrower2 7y agoI got the missive. Thanks.
- djsumdog 7y agoI remember when S3 was down and the status was green because the updates for the status page with pushed via S3.
- chmhsm 7y agoThat's not just ironic, that's stupid. How do you count on S3 to update S3 status? Isn't that a huge design fault?
- philliphaydon 7y agoYes and they fixed that. :)
- Analemma_ 7y agoAzure too. During the most recent outage a couple weeks ago their Twitter account acknowledged the incident an hour before the status page did. So no matter where you go for your cloud services, you're guaranteed a useless status page. Yippee.