Downtime last few days
UP Jun 02 2010 03:51 AM Jun 02 2010 12:06 PM 08hr 15min Detailed Log
DOWN Jun 02 2010 03:06 AM Jun 02 2010 03:51 AM 45min connection timeout
UP Jun 01 2010 04:51 AM Jun 02 2010 03:06 AM 22hr 15min Detailed Log
DOWN Jun 01 2010 04:21 AM Jun 01 2010 04:51 AM 30min unknown host
UP May 24 2010 02:21 AM Jun 01 2010 04:21 AM 8day 02hr 00min
DOWN May 24 2010 01:51 AM May 24 2010 02:21 AM 30min unknown host
Pretty terrible. What assurance do we have that the DNS issues will be resolved? Two 30-minute downtimes in such a sort period, followed by a DDOS attack.
My confidence in linode has been severly shaken.
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Why do you expect Linode to control the entire Internet, not to mention guarantee perfection from equipment they do not even purchase nor maintain?
If your site is so important to you, why have you not set up redundancy on all levels?
I don't expect 100% uptime - that is, of course, impossible. But when a whole lot of issues like this come together after long periods of no problems, It does make you worried.
For instance, recently linode's ns1 through ns4 were down, these are all at different datacenters and there is no reason they should not be more independent.
As i type this, I my sites have gone down again, but it appears to have just been a temporary network hiccup.
– Also, during most of these downtimes status.linode.com has not been updated. (IRC works well though).
However it would be nice to get a proper explanation for how ns1-ns4 can all go down at the same time.
@jords:
However it would be nice to get a proper explanation for how ns1-ns4 can all go down at the same time.
Your one line in a log isn't showing me that they're all down. Are you sure the software you're using actually tried all 4?
@caker (Mon May 24:
There was a configuration problem which we've identified and prevented from recurring by making a correction.
. Here
@caker (Wed Jun 02:
They weren't down, but a remote namserver wasn't doing its job. This has since been corrected (by correcting that issue, and adding five more, globally diverse, nameservers into the mix).
. Here