Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
That link gives me a DNS error. Edit: Working now as of 6:08 PM EDT
Azure was having DNS issues
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Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#12Thank goodness I’m not on call!
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#13Github is also having problems. https://www.githubstatus.com/
Coincidence, or have they gotten around to moving some of their infrastructure to Azure since the MS acquisition?
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#14Github is also having problems. https://www.githubstatus.com/ Coincidence, or have they gotten around to moving some of their infrastructure to Azure since the MS acquisition?
My guess is the latter.
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#15Let's Encrypt is also down and can't issue certs
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#16Github is also having problems. https://www.githubstatus.com/ Coincidence, or have they gotten around to moving some of their infrastructure to Azure since the MS acquisition?
Our GitLab CI is failing due to https://mcr.microsoft.com/v2/ being down.
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#17DNS responses for our app servers in Azure were failing and now they are taking ~4000ms. They have a really short TTL too, which really exacerbates the issue.
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#18Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
Does this have to be posted every time some cloud service has issues?
We, as in people in this forum, know that status pages are worthless. They’re tools with the explicit purpose of reducing the burden on tier one customer support. That’s it. They are not a public monitoring platform.
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#19Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
Does this have to be posted every time some cloud service has issues? We, as in people in this forum, know that status pages are worthless. They’re tools with the explicit purpose of reducing the burden on tier one customer support. That’s it. They are not a public monitoring platform.
Their health page was down too. This was the first place were i saw something.
A colleague saw it on twitter.
So yes, it's useful
Re: Azure was having DNS issues
#20I'm seeing some errors in my applications, but most requests are still working somehow.
Perhaps the errors are only partially logged. Since it's a DNS issue ( and potential DDOS)