DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
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DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
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Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#2Not surprising. They really have given up on caring about their networks and just let scammers and spammers do whatever they want. Would I trust them to put energy in to proactively fixing up their infrastructure and keeping things happy? Heck, no.
Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#3It's really unsettling that I routinely find out that major services I rely on are down from Hacker News. And the frequency with which these outages happen. Yesterday was Github.
Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#4> Our Engineering team has observed recovery of all services.
Awww. I was enjoying the reduced spam and fewer malware hamming on my firewalls.
Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#5It's really unsettling that I routinely find out that major services I rely on are down from Hacker News. And the frequency with which these outages happen. Yesterday was Github.
I could understand the frustration if it was posted here first and they took their time reporting it but in this instance the op linked to their status page. You should subscribe to it to learn about it from the source.
Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#6Not surprising. They really have given up on caring about their networks and just let scammers and spammers do whatever they want. Would I trust them to put energy in to proactively fixing up their infrastructure and keeping things happy? Heck, no.
What happened to them? They used to be a good company, quite recently even.
Re: DigitalOcean Global Networking Major Outage
#7Not surprising. They really have given up on caring about their networks and just let scammers and spammers do whatever they want. Would I trust them to put energy in to proactively fixing up their infrastructure and keeping things happy? Heck, no.
What happened to them? They used to be a good company, quite recently even.
I don't know exactly. I thought so, too, and even got a couple of t-shirts from them at Interop and was fine wearing them. I even recommended them now and then.
However, in the last few years, reporting spam and intrusion attempts to them has gone from something happening within 24 hours of reporting it to absolutely nothing at all being done about it, no matter how egregious the illegal activity.
I suspect they've "optimized" the moneymaking part of accepting money from spammers and scammers, and they've realized that having an abuse team that actually does something about spammers and scammers costs them money, and so they've decided to maximize profits.
I really wish I knew more.