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interesting they use blue as the color that indicate an "issue". at a glance, looks like nothing to see here. i have a feeling that if the entire AWS infrastructure were to go offline somehow they would refer to that as 'increase error rates'
Some day people will learn that us-east-1 is the least reliable region.
Never run prod in us-east-1.
That joke is getting pretty tired by now and restating it seems unlikely to be helpful for anyone who's affected by the rate-limited API calls in question.
Never run prod in us-east-1.
I see this a lot. Is there any reason why this particular region will have so many issues?
Those 2 years were already enough to pick up some legacy cruft and special cases. us-east-1 is also the first region for various other old services, like s3 and route53.
I think it's also the largest region across many axis, which naturally means it will hit various scaling issues before other regions.
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I see this a lot. Is there any reason why this particular region will have so many issues?
Not sure if it is related but it is usually one of the first to get or be trialing new features. I believe a few global services are run out of us-east-1 as well.
https://status.aws.amazon.com/?x=1000
@Dang, any way HN can allow new submissions to the same URL? Thank you .
Never run prod in us-east-1.