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That's conflating SLAs again, Reddit's long-running problems have been with EBS reliability.
by forgotusername 15y ago
That's conflating SLAs again, Reddit's long-running problems have been with EBS reliability.
- cube13 15y agoEven so, .5% downtime per year is about 44 hours, and Reddit's definitely had more downtime in the last few months than that. Of course, that's assuming that 100% of Reddit's problems were due to EBS only and not a combination of EBS, EC2 and their own code.