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Proton Outage

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Re: Proton Outage

#5

...the second in a few days.

Apparently related to damage caused by their gear getting fried in the previous incident.

Why they’re still running prod on gear that’s likely thermal damaged to the point it can fail remains the obvious question.

Re: Proton Outage

#7

...the second in a few days.

Apparently related to damage caused by their gear getting fried in the previous incident. Why they’re still running prod on gear that’s likely thermal damaged to the point it can fail remains the obvious question.

Why bother with reliability when you don't have SLAs?

Re: Proton Outage

#8

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Apparently related to damage caused by their gear getting fried in the previous incident. Why they’re still running prod on gear that’s likely thermal damaged to the point it can fail remains the obvious question.

Why bother with reliability when you don't have SLAs?

I literally can't order medication at the moment because I need a 2FA from my email; which I pay them for. It seems pretty inexcusable to me (as someone who does a lot of SRE work) that they got bitten twice by the same incident, but I guess I'll wait for the next post-mortem before I decide to switch or not. SLA or not, it's a great way to lose the faith your customers had built up in you.

Re: Proton Outage

#9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why bother with reliability when you don't have SLAs?

I literally can't order medication at the moment because I need a 2FA from my email; which I pay them for. It seems pretty inexcusable to me (as someone who does a lot of SRE work) that they got bitten twice by the same incident, but I guess I'll wait for the next post-mortem before I decide to switch or not. SLA or not, it's a great way to lose the faith your customers had built up in you.

Same, considering switching after this for sure.

Re: Proton Outage

#10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I literally can't order medication at the moment because I need a 2FA from my email; which I pay them for. It seems pretty inexcusable to me (as someone who does a lot of SRE work) that they got bitten twice by the same incident, but I guess I'll wait for the next post-mortem before I decide to switch or not. SLA or not, it's a great way to lose the faith your customers had built up in you.

Same, considering switching after this for sure.

What would you switch to? I'm pretty deeply tied into protondrive, so switching is gonna be .. not a lot of fun.
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