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