Who is affected by EC2?

http://www.ec2disabled.com/

by tysone • 15 years ago

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jbyers• 15 years ago

I'm more interested in an ec2failureanticipated.com. Sites that have a substantial operational presence in US-East that routed around the outage. I'm only aware of Netflix. Others?

tlrobinson• 15 years ago

The ones I've come across on Twitter:

* Netflix: https://twitter.com/adrianco/status/61076362680745984

* SimpleGeo: https://twitter.com/joestump/status/61108576139218944

* LearnBoost: https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/61134205182152704

Please add to the list, I'm interested too.

piramida• 15 years ago

ylastic.com is not on that list, is down as well.

ablebots2• 15 years ago

Added - you can submit others via the link at the bottom of EC2Disabled.com

gabriele• 15 years ago

Assembla is also having issues with some code repositories (including my private SVN) http://blog.assembla.com/assemblablog/tabid/12618/bid/44389/...

al_james• 15 years ago

This EC2 outage only affects on single AWS region. This is exactly why AWS provides multiple regions and availability zones. The sites on that page should have taken advantage of these features. Don't put all your eggs in one basket (cloud).

diego• 15 years ago

Taking advantage of different availability zones is a business decision based on cost. Of course I don't mean just cost of the servers in different zones, the highest cost is designing and testing your architecture for the additional uptime. It's easy to say that they "should have" done it without knowing how each one of them (us) evaluated that decision.

justinsb2• 15 years ago

And even if you had decided it was worth the cost, multiple AZs broke, which AWS promised wouldn't happen.

justinsb2• 15 years ago

This is not the sites' fault. AWS promised that different Availability Zones would have no common single points of failure, but AWS broke that promise.

I've written a blog post with more details: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2471899

kaerast• 15 years ago

The trouble with any of these sorts of sites is there's no way of only showing the "big" sites, filtering out the sites where the only user is the owner's mother.

ablebots2• 15 years ago

I assure you we have been going through the list and pruning as carefully as possible. People that are submitting multiple references to the same site - or people trying to get their functioning site put up on a list with a lot of attention on it - are being handled accordingly.

baltcode• 15 years ago

Is remote-jobs.com down because of that too?

cosmicray• 15 years ago

the backend comments site for http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ is down.

url is http://www.hoocoodanode.org/

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