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Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Hi Bob, just want to say, I like your service a lot.
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
After the Cloudflare Pages release, I'd be curious of what your future road map looks like and how you all plan to compete and grow.
Thanks for all you and your team does. What you have done for front-end development and the community has been nothing but awesome and inspiring.
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Our sites have been down for 3 hours now, and you're blaming someone else? We have 5 properties on Netlify now and will have 0 this time next week.
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Honestly, "not taking advantage of our DNS management" is a garbage response. We use AWS for our DNS management. If you offer a configuration, you should support it fully. Our sites have been down for 3 hours now, and you're blaming someone else? We have 5 properties on Netlify now and will have 0 this time next week.
I just did for a site that's hosted by Netlify and it solved the issue. Thankfully I had a short TTL, I hope you do too.
[0] https://www.netlifystatus.com/
[1] https://docs.netlify.com/domains-https/custom-domains/config...
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Honestly, "not taking advantage of our DNS management" is a garbage response. We use AWS for our DNS management. If you offer a configuration, you should support it fully. Our sites have been down for 3 hours now, and you're blaming someone else? We have 5 properties on Netlify now and will have 0 this time next week.
I get your frustration but maybe cut some slack. If anything is mission critical, you should have had a backup plan if Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, or something else.
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
Honestly, "not taking advantage of our DNS management" is a garbage response. We use AWS for our DNS management. If you offer a configuration, you should support it fully. Our sites have been down for 3 hours now, and you're blaming someone else? We have 5 properties on Netlify now and will have 0 this time next week.
Well if the issue is at Google then maybe "blaming" isn't really the right word. No need to be rude.
I might as well make the same argument for your sites.
- Your sites have been down for 3 hours now, and you're blaming someone else?
Netlify CEO here. I'll try to answer the questions from the thread so far: Some of our customers are affected by an outage of Googles Load Balancer. These customers are not taking advantage of our DNS management, or they are not using a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening and are using their root domain name for their website (ie, no www prefix). While we don't recommend the setup, we do provide a single IP a…
I think I understand the point you are trying to make, that customers who are utilizing Netlify DNS Management are unaffected because reasons, but this is phrased in a way that implies that it is your users fault for this downtime because they didn't chose to use your related service.