Elevated error rates on applications and deployments
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Elevated error rates on applications and deployments
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Re: Elevated error rates on applications and deployments
#2It's been down for more than half an hour now... don't understand how it took them so long to update their status page.
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#3I'm currently at the Nordic.js conference http://nordicjs.com/ (which... is down right now). Suddenly half the audience started to looking at mobile phones, unpacking laptops.
Poor timing for the current speaker...
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#4It took them 15 minutes to update their status from the time of our last received request.
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#5Uptime robot is reporting my sites went down at 12:55 UTC, so been down for 35mins
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#6It took them 15 minutes to update their status from the time of our last received request.
Just like with previous incidents. I understand operating Heroku is not trivial but with 15 minutes after my monitoring systems (Pingdom, New Relic and Logentries) notifies me they need to improve this.
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#7What options would you consider if heroku was down permanently ?
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#8Seems to be coming back up now, albeit a bit intermittent.
Re: Elevated error rates on applications and deployments
#9I'm not sure why, but I was under the impression that Heroku had been shut down months ago.
I may have been thinking of Nodejitsu (which has been acquired by GoDaddy). Did Heroku change owners at some point or am I imagining things?
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#10It's down here in Antartica as well ... What will I do? My deadline is here dude !!