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Heroku locked down
- sprite 12y agoAPI is locked down, my instances (PX) seem to be running fine though.
- fomb 12y agoLockdown is normal in an incident. It helps protect the running apps from more issues.
- llamataboot 12y agoYes, I wasn't trying to imply anything was "bad" about it or there was a security issues. Just noting the (hopefully brief) outage. as you say currently running apps appear to be fine and dandy.
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- sologoub 12y agostatus.heroku.com is showing an incident for 30+ minutes. I think this is still human managed, so there might be a lag on when things are locked and when a message actually appears.
- infecto 12y agoAnyone who runs on Heroku should subscribe to status notifications. https://status.heroku.com/ https://status.heroku.com/
- matthewmacleod 12y agoI havent been told there was an incident To be blunt, that's your own fault for not subscribing to one of the many ways you could receive updates on this.
- marcusr 12y agoWe're experiencing network connectivity issues in eu-west-1 at the moment, confirmed on the AWS status page
- eknkc 12y agoIs Heroku running on AWS?
- marcusr 12y agoYes, it is.
- stevejalim 12y agoYes.
- jnsaff2 12y agoThe "network connectivity" issues are pretty funky, our ELB sometimes just gets a timeout on connecting, sometimes works fine and sometimes gives the SSL cert of another site (though always the same CN). Edit: we are on standard AWS/ELB, not Heroku. Edit2: seems to be working and AWS updated their status as well. However pretty scary that some of our traffic got sent to someone else's LB/servers.
- eknkc 12y agoOur Elastic Beanstalk app behind an ELB gone haywire too. It has been scaling itself up and down, throwing out errors from time to time..
- marcusr 12y agoSimilar here, direct to an instance, it runs at about full speed for 15 seconds, then stops. We can SSH in no problem, and the web logs show some people are connecting in fine. Funny how the AWS status page still has a green tick (and a small discrete (i)) even though there's a confirmed problem.
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- eldavido 12y agoAs I sit sipping my coffee in south soma (SF), I'm imagining what the climate must be like over at 640 7th St. I was the ops director at my company for about a year. Even though I've moved to a different role, posts like this trigger a visceral, physical, almost Pavlovian feeling. Still.
- alphonse23 12y agoI bet it's awesome being the ops directory -- sounds like so much fun!
- swayvil 12y agoTHAT is a nice palette!
- bellerocky 12y agoTotally unrelated to the post, but it is striking how changed the main heroku website is. It used to be this beautifully designed website with lots of detailed line art and subtle depth and glowing effects, and now it's this flat purple with some text. I always thought the beautiful "how it works" section was useless, but now this site is a shade of what it once was. They could have at least kept some of the art culture in the design, it was part of the Heroku brand. Now it looks like every other Salesforce website, only purple, except for the sign in page.
- dheera 12y agoI'm not sure, but for websites trying to offer Paas/IaaS solutions I much prefer simple, no-nonsense design.
- asadlionpk 12y agoI like their status page!
- swayvil 12y agoMe too!
- xvolter 12y agoLight purple text on dark purple on black? How about try and consider accessibility and make it readable. Terrible palette, as Heoku has always had.
- xvolter 12y agoNotice they haven't mentioned what the issue is caused by, just that they consider it resolved.