Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
AWS us-east-1 down
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#43Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
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#44Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
Re: AWS us-east-1 down
#45Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
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#46Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
* Largest (DDoS'd most, most complex, scaling issues etc)
* Oldest (More time for weird idiosyncrasies to take hold)
* Where most testing happens
* Where new products are deployed first
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#47For those wondering: Currently PDT is 7 hours behind UTC. AWS can do so many things, reporting critical outage updates in UTC is not one of those things.
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#50It's always during the demos to the stakeholders, isn't it?