Heroku's down. Anyone else experiencing problems?
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Right, unless of course Pingdom uses AWS ...
Amazon AWS/EC2 seems to be having issues.
I think its AWS I get the following for reddit as well:
An error occurred while processing your request. Reference #97.8fa41160.1312856795.489b05e0
EDIT: My daughter just alerted me to netflix streaming being down as well. Asking if I can fix Netflix's internet, she is 6.
This started (with reddit) 10 to 15 minutes ago - Netflix, about 3 minutes...
An error occurred while processing your request. Reference #97.8fa41160.1312856795.489b05e0
EDIT: My daughter just alerted me to netflix streaming being down as well. Asking if I can fix Netflix's internet, she is 6.
This started (with reddit) 10 to 15 minutes ago - Netflix, about 3 minutes...
Netflix probably failed out later since the video was buffered onto your computer. The failure was probably at about the same time.
There seems to be a really widespread EC2 outage. My company's site is down and we're in multiple availability zones. Foursquare is down as well.
Network Issues
Issue: We are currently investigating network issues with our upstream provider.
Aug 09, 2011 – 2:37 UTC – less than a minute ago
Issue: We are currently investigating network issues with our upstream provider.
Aug 09, 2011 – 2:37 UTC – less than a minute ago
AWS definitely down, at least for US-east-1a US-east-1d. Several servers unresponsive.
Support tickets submitted, but their dashboard still shows clean.
Support tickets submitted, but their dashboard still shows clean.
Life 2.0 - Amazon goes down, half of your assets are unavailable. Hello SkyNet!
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Yep its down
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I've been moving over to EC2 and use S3 and Route 54. I am starting to wonder if Amazon, which I think Heroku also uses, is reliable. It isn't just with the system as a whole too (like the outage they are having now).
I've had 3 servers out of 22, in around 1 month, degrade. I've only had the servers for a few months. That is like 6% degradation a month on servers. Every server has redundancy, but still...
Is EC2 worth the risk?
I've had 3 servers out of 22, in around 1 month, degrade. I've only had the servers for a few months. That is like 6% degradation a month on servers. Every server has redundancy, but still...
Is EC2 worth the risk?
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dotCloud is struggling as well ... Amazon US-EAST-1 out :P
From the AWS service health page at: http://status.aws.amazon.com/
7:39 PM PDT We are investigating connectivity issues for EC2 in the US-EAST-1 region.
7:50 PM PDT We can verify connectivity issues between instances in the US-EAST-1 region and the Internet.
7:39 PM PDT We are investigating connectivity issues for EC2 in the US-EAST-1 region.
7:50 PM PDT We can verify connectivity issues between instances in the US-EAST-1 region and the Internet.
heroku is working fine for me now, got 2 projects hosted on it
Hm, running a staging server for our app on Heroku and it seems to be up and running. Maybe just a temporary outage?
Fucking AWS.
Work has at least 100. No Pingdom alarms in my inbox yet.