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The status page seems to really underplay the severity of the situation. Netflix and Heroku are down, yet these are just side effects of 'performance issues' in
by RegEx 14y ago
The status page seems to really underplay the severity of the situation. Netflix and Heroku are down, yet these are just side effects of 'performance issues' instead of a 'service disruption'. I wonder what it would take to cross that threshold.
- adrianpike 14y agoAWS has historically been both slow to update and heavily optimistic with their status page. When I got the frantic texts when EC2 first dropped offline, sure enough, the AWS status page was all green, but twitter was alight with people talking about it. I suspect a service disruption would have to be Godzilla.
- RegEx 14y agoAccording to other HNers, their RSS feed seems to be fairly accurate (someone please verify this), which makes the whole thing that much weirder.
- ehsanu1 14y agoNot weird at all. Companies the size of Amazon are practically bound to be schizophrenic.
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- joezydeco 14y agoYou called it. I had my money on the volcano. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVEPvXBEOSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVEPvXBEOSE
- rmc 14y agoWhen our EC2 hosted website seems offline and AWS status page is all green, the first thing I do is check twitter. Usually you can see people asking about outage before amazon acknoledge it.