AWS multiple services outage in us-east-1
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#312LOL making one db service a central point of failure, charge gold for small compute instances. Rage about needing Multi AZ, make the costs come onto the developer/organization. But, now fail on a region level, so are we going to now have multi-country setup for simple small applications?
Everything depends on DNS....
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#313Re: AWS multiple services outage in us-east-1
#314Their status page ( https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status ) says the only disrupted service is DynamoDB, but it's impacting 37 other services. It is amazing to see how big a blast radius a single service can have.
The same page now says 58 services - just 23 minutes after your post. Seems this is becoming a larger issue.
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#315Internet, out. Very big day for an engineering team indeed. Can't vibe code your way out of this issue...
I feel bad for the people impacted by the outage. But at the same time there's a part of me that says we need a cataclysmic event to shake the C-Suite out of their current mindset of laying off all of their workers to replace them with AI, the cheapest people they can find in India, or in some cases with nothing at all, in order to maximize current quarter EPS.
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#316To everyone that got paged (like me), grab a coffee and ride it out, the week can only get better!
The way things are today I'm thankful the coffee machine still works without AWS.
Re: AWS multiple services outage in us-east-1
#317LOL making one db service a central point of failure, charge gold for small compute instances. Rage about needing Multi AZ, make the costs come onto the developer/organization. But, now fail on a region level, so are we going to now have multi-country setup for simple small applications?
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#318Re: AWS multiple services outage in us-east-1
#319Just a couple of days ago in this HN thread [0] there were quite some users claiming Hetzner is not an options as their uptime isn't as good as AWS, hence the higher AWS pricing is worth the investment. Oh, the irony. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45614922
Going forward I expect American companies to follow this European vibe, it's like the opposite of enshitification.