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My feeling is this is an AWS issue. Our services hosted in AWS are not working either.

• tedmiston 6y ago
  Do you have more info like services, regions etc? I see all green checks on the AWS Status page.
  • floatingatoll 6y ago
    Down detector shows quite a lot of issues across a broad spectrum of services, including AWS and Google.
  • coldcode 6y ago
    Our prod systems seem to be working, but our lower environments seems to be not working. I don't know enough about where these things come from. I wonder if the real problem is regional. Some connections work and some don't.
  • dijit 6y ago
    > I see all green checks on the AWS Status page. I'm sure you know this already, but that status page isn't worth the cycles on your CPU, you would be better served asking the toaster if AWS is functioning properly than checking that status page.
    • tedmiston 6y ago
      Of course, yeah, but at least you can sometimes see a yellow and infer it really means red :/.
      • WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
        yellow requires an issue that every customer is aware of and red requires a thermonuclear strike.
    • yreg 6y ago
      If one's smart toaster depends on AWS one might very well do that.
• bananaoomarang 6y ago
  I have also been having intermittent issues with Twitter also this morning (can't load tweets etc) and was wondering if it was connected.
  • slezyr 6y ago
    Naaah, Twitter always fails to load for me. It's more surprising if it loads from the first attempt.
• derwiki 6y ago
  Which AZ?
  • daze42 6y ago
    Availability zones are unique for each account. So my zone A could be your zone C, for example.
    • derwiki 6y ago
      Woah, thanks for clarifying--I had no idea!
    • boie0025 6y ago
      I never knew this, but I think it makes sense. Is there any documentation that explains why this is the case? I suspect it is to distribute bias to the first option, but I'd love to read about it. [edit] Nevermind, I just needed the right combination of terms to find it: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/working-with-az-ids.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/working-wit...
      • deepakhj 6y ago
        This is so everyone doesn't launch in one zone, "us-east-1a".
• tcgv 6y ago
  Downdetector indicates a possible correlation between Slack issues and AWS reports, eventhough Slack peaks at 13960 problems and AWS at 111: - https://downdetector.com/status/slack/ https://downdetector.com/status/slack/ - https://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/ https://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/
  • worldsayshi 6y ago
    Most people that are affected by AWS outages wouldn't report it as such...
• baytrailcat 6y ago
  I thought Slack was not on AWS, but Oracle.
  • zwily 6y ago
    You may be thinking of Zoom, who signed a massive Oracle contract.
• the_duke 6y ago
  What issues are you seeing on AWS? The dashboards are all green. (which doesn't mean that much ... I'm aware...)