Production completely inaccessible, on the plus side I might finally now get backing to migrate away from the Heroku cesspit.
Yep...it's time (me too).
Issues with upstream DNS provider
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Re: Issues with upstream DNS provider
#12Haven't made any updates, or changes in the last few days, and still won't show my site. So don't think it has to do with new apps or updates.
Same. The heroku incident report says "increased failure of insert/delete/changes to DNS."
Haven't changed DNS in months. Site is down.
Heroku is looking increasingly like nobody is minding the store these days. I still know of no competitor which can match the DX when it's working, but what good does that do you if it breaks all the time.
We're still waiting on them fixing our ability to restore from backups without manual hack -- which is effecting many customers, but which they don't even have an active published incident on.
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#13Upstream DNS provider? I would have thought Heroku would run their own DNS servers? Is it just turtles all the way down?
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#14TIL Substack runs on Heroku.
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#15Other Cloudflare-backed services like Observable are offline right now. Is it a Cloudflare outage?
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#16Missive, Substack, and Steam appear to be down because of this
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#17Haven't made any updates, or changes in the last few days, and still won't show my site. So don't think it has to do with new apps or updates.
+1 prod outage here too. No changes to DNS on our part.
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#18> We will be providing updates on a 1 hour cadence.
Ouch. Not a great look, Heroku!
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#19Production outage here as well.
Is this isolated to Heroku?
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#20Complete outage on all of my sites.
I have a migration plan in place but it's been put on hold to launch a new Product.