omh2

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   by omh2 5y ago

   AWS doesn't follow their own advice about hosting multi-regional so every time us-east-1 has significant issues pretty much every AZ and region is affected. Specifically large parts of the management API, and IAM service are seemingly
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   by omh2 5y ago

   If you're referring to Dec 7, it absolutely did. Metrics went down nearly across the board, which also means most auto-scaling setups were non-functional. Cloudfront metrics didn't properly recover until the next day Logging in wi
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   by omh2 5y ago

   Lets be real here, we don't need anywhere near 100% ISP uptime to beat AWS over the last couple months...
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   by omh2 5y ago

   AWS doesn't follow their own advice about hosting multi-regional. When us-east-1 is sufficiently borked the management API and IAM services in all regions tend to go down with it. Static infrastructures usually avoid the fallout, but a
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   by omh2 5y ago

   AWS doesn't follow their own advice about hosting multi-regional so every time us-east-1 has significant issues pretty much every AZ and region is affected. Specifically large parts of the management API, and IAM service are seemingly