AWS Cognito is having issues and health dashboards are still green
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Re: AWS Cognito is having issues and health dashboards are still green
#22- 7 cloudfront distributions created today are still in "InProgress", a few already for more than one hour
- The support case I created about it doesn't show up in my support portal. Direct link to it does work though
Re: AWS Cognito is having issues and health dashboards are still green
#23what a scam. who can hold them accountable for cheating those who paid for uptime guarantees? I guess the lawyers of those who paid for uptime guarantees...
wah wah wah, my boss is chewing my ear out cuz I can't explain to him that it's a vendor (AWS) outage host on-premise then, and deal with power outages, and infrastructure management, and failing hardware shit happens, drink a coffee and sit back for 30 mins
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#25It really does seem that anytime there is an outage more often than not the status page is showing all green traffic lights. Making it redundant as a tool to corroborate whats happening.
How did AWS status page compare with status.io/aws?
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
wah wah wah, my boss is chewing my ear out cuz I can't explain to him that it's a vendor (AWS) outage host on-premise then, and deal with power outages, and infrastructure management, and failing hardware shit happens, drink a coffee and sit back for 30 mins
His point is not about aws inability to have 0 downtime. His point is some people apparently pay based on a guarantee for uptime that is not delivered. He is criticizing a company not providing the service it sells and our inability to hold them accountable
Re: AWS Cognito is having issues and health dashboards are still green
#28> It's not posted on SHD as the issue has impacted our ability to post there. Is that not a massive catch-22 for a service dashboard?
This has happened a few times before, actually. Dogfooding is good, but not for status pages! Cloudflare does it right for their status page ( https://www.cloudflarestatus.com ). They don't use Cloudflare itself for it (you can tell because /cdn-cgi/trace returns nothing), the actual backend is Atlassian Statuspage, their TLS certificate is issued by Let's Encrypt instead of Cloudflare itself, and it's on a completel…