@MongoDB This is the 6th week in a row that we're having regular outages on our Atlas clusters (we've been running on Atlas for 2+ years). What's going on, is mongo not cloud-scale anymore? Your 99.995% reliability SLA is kind of down the drain here ...
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@digitalocean could it be there's some outages on AMS3 Spaces? We have some terraform backends running on there and I'm getting a lot of 503 unavailables where terraform can't synchronize with its backend storage :/. Looking at the DO control panel I'm getting the same results.
@0xValkyrie Out of curiosity :) Did you test with cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1? Or a different one? (We use 1.1.1.1 as the default upstream resolver in our k8s clusters)
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Frontend engineers get praised for beautiful UIs.
Product managers get credited for awesome products.
Backend engineers get no recognition, except when a service goes down for 5 minutes—then they're called garbage engineers.