Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems too coincidental that multiple services
(Amazon, Facebook, Apple... that I know of, so far)
have been affected, on the same day.
Do these things ever go red?
I mean, I understand the disincentive to do this, but for something like AWS (where error icons are even more subtle than this) I care about accuracy way more than looking scary.
ITunes Connect and TestFlight in particular has been an absolute shambles for at least the last 3 months. Nobody there seems to give a shit or take responsibility (ranging from support up thru to the highest levels).
Timely..been trying to apply a software update and download garageband for the last hour. Should've checked their status page. Guess, i'll wait it out.
Any relation between this outage and Amazon's from earlier?
I'm also getting some bad outage with Facebook's services. www.messenger.com outputs an error and the facebook website has half the components missing.
I noticed my iTunes Cloud music wasn't working earlier. Reminded me how much better all the iCloud stuff has actually gotten over the past 2y.
Some poor SREs have a shitty night ahead of them.
What if they are relying on Docker https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11822562?
thank god game center is still up!
Could this be related? Today we got an email from Amazon that our EC2 instance server has degraded hardware. We have until June 16 to spin up a new server before they kill this one.
We were hit by a few AWS DNS issues over the past few days. Almost certainly a freaky coincidence.
So this is why my AppleTV won't connect to Netflix / Hulu right now?
I want a refund.
Might be an Akamai outage.
"...Just kidding!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucdZHR75iCM
Migrated to FoundationDB? =)
Days when multiple outages happen always remind me of this wonderful article: http://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks