Amazon Web Services goes down; takes a ton of games with it.
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I wonder whitch jeet changed something in production over the weekend.
In related note, why is everyone on us-east-1 to begin with and how about build some redundancy with a different region anyway? us-east-1 is the most "crowded" region in AWS
Proximity to Langley, which gave Amazon the contract for AWS in the first place and caused the company’s first profitable quarter in history.
That explains why the "global" services like IAM are actually in us-east-1. It does not explain why everyone is deploying on us-east-1. It is non-political, it just bugs me that people keep doing this because most examples are with us-east-1 region.
It’s easier for the CIA to keep tabs on them if it’s a short drive away; I just said that.
The DMV ( DC, MD, VA) area has power shortage issues. Now is not a good time to have this area at, or over capacity.
Could you elaborate on this? It's the first I'm hearing of the issue.
My guess is that there's a dropdown menu somewhere and us-east-1 is the first thing on that menu.
A less conspiratorial take, it's where bost of business data flows and the highest population density. Though, more capacity should exist to compensate. Except NY. They have draconian energy policies like Cali.
Literally just shut the fuck up about “less conspiratorial” as though you think it makes you sound sane.
The fucking CIA gave Amazon a contract for $300,000,000 to build servers. Amazon built the servers. Guess who has back-end access. That’s AWS. Always has been. It was Amazon’s first profitable quarter in history. Bezos used the cash to buy the Washington Post, which is now a CIA propaganda outlet.
It’s all public information. They’re not hiding it. This is what happened.
I ain't reading all that so kindly eat my ass. No toppings.
Seems to be a fairly regional outage. The local downdetector here in Germany seems mostly fine.
It's just us-east-1. us-east-2 is fine but for some unknown reason a lot of people deploy to us-east-1 by default despite making no sense.