EC2 Maintenance Update II
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EC2 Maintenance Update II
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#2So this had nothing to do with Shellshock then?
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#3So this had nothing to do with Shellshock then?
they said it was for Xen before last weekend, no? (didnt read the article, assume they said it was for xen)
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#4So this had nothing to do with Shellshock then?
Correct
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#5This explains some weird EC2 stuff we saw yesterday. A good reminder to check up that a box starts up as expected (mounts disks, starts services, etc). It's easy to get lazy about that sort of thing when you're moving fast.
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#6This is a better announcement than Rackspace's: no spin, direct, to the point.
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#7"Pay attention to your Inbox and to the alerts on the AWS Management Console."
Especially with incidents like these (and other cases where instances are scheduled to be taken down), it really annoys me that AWS doesn't offer any push alerts besides emailing the account owner.
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#8"Pay attention to your Inbox and to the alerts on the AWS Management Console." Especially with incidents like these (and other cases where instances are scheduled to be taken down), it really annoys me that AWS doesn't offer any push alerts besides emailing the account owner.
What kinds of alerts would work for you? Let me know and I will pass them along to the team.
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#9"Pay attention to your Inbox and to the alerts on the AWS Management Console." Especially with incidents like these (and other cases where instances are scheduled to be taken down), it really annoys me that AWS doesn't offer any push alerts besides emailing the account owner.
What kinds of alerts would work for you? Let me know and I will pass them along to the team.
I would like to be able to have alerts go right into SNS.
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#10We noticed that all of our instances -- in 3 different availability zones in US East -- all cycled at the same time. That was pretty disappointing. Kind of defeated the purpose of having things in different AZs.