Nothing quite like seeing "we need to track the outage for the affected service, but the tool we're using to track things is also out" on Slack at work.
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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That means no outages. Right?
Yeah - this was a tad annoying at work today. Thank god for terraform if outages had become more severe
awesome timing too. End of sprint, big release. thanks AWS…
Last day a sprint for me too, lol. At least we weren't in the middle of any big releases. Hope everything went okay on your end.
What was extra annoying about was even though the applications I work on are already multi-region; we still had a couple of transitive dependencies on us-east-1 that held things up a bit. And of course, their status page never said anything about the outage.
Same here. We have one service that uses dynamo. And that service was absolutely chugging. But they never mentioned dynamo on the status page.