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DigitalOcean Was Down
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- dangrossman 4y agoEverything, including their customer portal, dropped off the internet around 7:38 eastern and reappeared around 7:48 eastern.
- marktolson 4y agoExperiencing this as well. Hopefully people don't run production workloads on DO.
- SanchoPanda 4y agoOf course they (we included) do. Is the implication no-one should?
- marktolson 4y agoWell I guess it would vary depending on the criticality of your services but I've always been skeptical of running production workloads based on a number of reviews I have read in the past. For testing and development they have been great for the price.
- dangrossman 4y agoI've been hosting one of my larger sites (multiple frontend, backend and load balancers) on DO for years. This is the first major outage I can recall, and it only lasted 10 minutes. I've had more downtime on AWS.
- ik8s 4y agoI got a bunch of alerts about my droplets being down. Also couldn’t log in to DO’s dashboard. status.digitalocean.com showed everything up and running…
- shawncampbell 4y agoFrom the status page: > As of approximately 23:40 UTC, our Engineering team is investigating multiple failures with DigitalOcean services, including our Cloud Control Panel, API, events such as creation of all resources, and WWW endpoints failing to resolve. We are starting to see recovery but are still investigating root cause and users may continue to experience elevated errors. We will post another update as soon as further information is available. Some of our DigitalOcean resources (including the DO dashboard) were unavailable for approximately 10 minutes, though everything seems to be fully operational now.
- shawncampbell 4y agoWe appear to be down again.
- shawncampbell 4y agoAnd we're back about 5 minutes later.