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Your experience is different to mine. Here in Australia the status page was inaccessible. Which immediately leads to common wisdom on monitoring systems - the
by daniel-grigg 4y ago
Your experience is different to mine. Here in Australia the status page was inaccessible. Which immediately leads to common wisdom on monitoring systems - the monitor must always be separate to the monitored.
- paranoidrobot 4y ago> Here in Australia the status page was inaccessible. Me and a bunch of my colleagues were all able to access it (different ISPs) on the east coast.
- Maxious 4y agoIt seemed like ISPs with east coast Vocus backhaul (going to SYD rather than MEL/PER POPs - TIL there's also CBR/BNE/ADL) had it worst trying to get to the status page but as the timeline shows, cloudflare was probably already recovering as we were triaging.
- beefsack 4y agoI was also able to access it, and my primary DNS was 1.1.1.1, though I use 8.8.8.8 as secondary so that might've saved me if primary wasn't working.
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- kondro 4y agoAlso in Australia and had no issues with the status page from the very beginning of the outage.
- cyphar 4y agoAre you using Cloudflare DNS? I couldn't access it either during the outage and I just came to the realisation it might be because I switched to 1.1.1.1 a while ago.
- vnkr 4y agoCloudflare's status page is one of the very few services of Cloudflare that are hosted elsewhere precisely for the reason it needs to be available if something isn't working.