[–] 01acheru 4y ago ↗ Yup, also from Italy status 503 [–] Yuioup 4y ago ↗ The search function does not work, and npm install does nothing for me.I'm in Europe. [–] Yuioup 4y ago ↗ Seems to be working again...
[–] Yuioup 4y ago ↗ The search function does not work, and npm install does nothing for me.I'm in Europe. [–] Yuioup 4y ago ↗ Seems to be working again...
[–] forrestbrazeal 4y ago ↗ Seems to be AWS-related. Nothing on their status page yet, but people's personal health dashboards are reporting another networking outage
[–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Do businesses that run Node.js use some sort of caching proxy to protect from cases like this, or does npm make something like that difficult to implement? [–] ingalls 4y ago ↗ Generally Docker. We install all required node deps during our docker build to ensure that running the platform does not require npm. [–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Makes sense. Using Docker would make sure you can deploy existing software.NPM being down would prevent upgrading libraries or rebuilding the Docker image, but that'd only be a problem if NPM was down for a long time. [–] oweiler 4y ago ↗ https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/npm+Registry [–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Exactly what I was looking for. The linked page even describes how to configure the npm CLI to default to the company registry.
[–] ingalls 4y ago ↗ Generally Docker. We install all required node deps during our docker build to ensure that running the platform does not require npm. [–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Makes sense. Using Docker would make sure you can deploy existing software.NPM being down would prevent upgrading libraries or rebuilding the Docker image, but that'd only be a problem if NPM was down for a long time.
[–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Makes sense. Using Docker would make sure you can deploy existing software.NPM being down would prevent upgrading libraries or rebuilding the Docker image, but that'd only be a problem if NPM was down for a long time.
[–] oweiler 4y ago ↗ https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/npm+Registry [–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Exactly what I was looking for. The linked page even describes how to configure the npm CLI to default to the company registry.
[–] justin_oaks 4y ago ↗ Exactly what I was looking for. The linked page even describes how to configure the npm CLI to default to the company registry.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 46.5 ms ] threadI'm in Europe.
NPM being down would prevent upgrading libraries or rebuilding the Docker image, but that'd only be a problem if NPM was down for a long time.