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Not only that - the "information" icon that they use makes it very hard to spot issues quickly. Even on a minor issue it would be useful to have some kind of di

• yuvadam 14y ago
  AWS cleverly designed a very informative status dashboard: green means "things might work", green with a little speck on it means "nothing is working, the entire datacenter is down". Effectively, this is exactly how it is.
  • pjscott 14y ago
    About 33 minutes after they first acknowledged the problem, they've changed one of those indicators to as goldenrod-yellow color. Presumably this indicates that the world is on fire and the sky has gone black with carrion crows: > 11:11 AM PDT -- We can confirm degraded performance for a small number of EBS volumes in a single Availability Zone in the US-EAST-1 Region. Instances using affected EBS volumes will also experience degraded performance.
    • Cloven 14y ago
      Amazon clearly needs a change in management at the head of AWS. The engineers are either petrified of telling the truth (very, very bad) or incompetent (less bad but still bad). And it has been this way for an unreasonably long time.
    • cpeterso 14y ago
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