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How sure are we that this outage is limited to IBM cloud? Pindom[1] had a spike of website outages from 11k => 27k. [1] https://livemap.pingdom.com/
I generally do everything on AWS or GCP, with a little Azure sometimes for personal projects. In what world does IBM beat one of those three in anything? Generally curious - how they are able to stay competitive?
How sure are we that this outage is limited to IBM cloud? Pindom[1] had a spike of website outages from 11k => 27k. [1] https://livemap.pingdom.com/
It's most likely customers of IBM cloud whose systems rely on something hosted there and are thus down as well.
I generally do everything on AWS or GCP, with a little Azure sometimes for personal projects. In what world does IBM beat one of those three in anything? Generally curious - how they are able to stay competitive?
All of Broadcastify's audio servers (hosted with Softlayer in their Dallas datacenter) are completely unreachable and down. I'm going to wait a bit to see if we get a status update, otherwise we'll be spinning up instances on AWS to failover (which will be enormously costly for bandwidth) No status, no nothing, we're in the dark.
My side project StatusGator monitors status pages (including IBM's ill-fated page) and I'm seeing more than 10% of the nearly 800 services we monitor having an outage right now. So it appears to affect anyone who depends on IBM Cloud.
Do you have similar %'s of monitored cloud services that have gone off the air during other providers' outages?
All of Broadcastify's audio servers (hosted with Softlayer in their Dallas datacenter) are completely unreachable and down. I'm going to wait a bit to see if we get a status update, otherwise we'll be spinning up instances on AWS to failover (which will be enormously costly for bandwidth) No status, no nothing, we're in the dark.
Hey. Do you want to shoot me an email, IRC chat, or anything? I can keep you up to date with what I'm hearing from my manager.