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Or that there is absolutely no way to deep link to an ongoing outage, and users must reload, then expand the link every single time, or subscribe to an RSS feed
by flyt 14y ago
Or that there is absolutely no way to deep link to an ongoing outage, and users must reload, then expand the link every single time, or subscribe to an RSS feed.
AWS needs to blantantly copy Heroku's status system, which is worlds better for people needing fast updates on their infrastructure.
https://status.heroku.com/ https://status.heroku.com/ vs http://status.aws.amazon.com/ http://status.aws.amazon.com/
- droithomme 14y agoWow, that is so beautiful! I am in awe.
- kooshball 14y agoThe whole Heroku site is phenomenal. I am constantly amazed every time i see it.
- phillmv 14y agoWhat's the deal with the % measuring? I know going below three nines is seen as "bad service", but three hours of outage in a month gives you 99.5%, not 99.97%
- tomerv 14y agoThe 99.97% statistic has "may uptime" written next to it, so I guess it refers to the previous month.