[HN Gopher] AWS EC2 Having Issues
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AWS EC2 Having Issues
Author : gshakir
Score : 27 points
Date : 2021-04-13 20:17 UTC (2 hours ago)
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(TXT) w3m dump (status.aws.amazon.com)
| random5634 wrote:
| I run mostly us-west-2 - and when talking about AWS I've always
| felt reliability was pretty good. us-east-1 really is the one
| that seems to get hammered the hardest on the error counts.
| igetspam wrote:
| Some day people will learn that us-east-1 is the least reliable
| region.
| cryptoz wrote:
| Nobody uses us-east-1 anymore. It's too crowded.
| [deleted]
| bashinator wrote:
| Never run prod in us-east-1.
| meepmorp wrote:
| It's the one with the chaos monkey built in.
| [deleted]
| luhn wrote:
| More like Chaos Gorilla. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_
| engineering#Chaos_Gorill...
| johncena33 wrote:
| I see this a lot. Is there any reason why this particular
| region will have so many issues?
| notatoad wrote:
| A big reason is it's the largest region. More servers = more
| likely to have problems
| TheDong wrote:
| EC2 existed in us-east-1 only for 2 years before it was
| launched in a second region.
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| Those 2 years were already enough to pick up some legacy
| cruft and special case. us-east-1 is also the first region
| for various other old services, like s3 and route53.
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| I think it's also the largest region across many axis, which
| naturally means it will hit various scaling issues before
| other regions.
| ufoolme wrote:
| Not sure if it is related but it is usually one of the first
| to get or be trialing new features. I believe a few global
| services are run out of us-east-1 as well.
| acdha wrote:
| That joke is getting pretty tired by now and restating it seems
| unlikely to be helpful for anyone who's affected by the rate-
| limited API calls in question.
| igetspam wrote:
| It's not a joke. The us-east-1 region is one of if not the
| oldest. Some of the infrastructure is aging because it's hard
| to phase out. Amazon has learned a lot since then and the
| newer regions have reaped all the benefits, where Virginia
| hasn't. There are components that exist in that region and
| don't exist in others but as a rule, I use those as remote
| resources and keep all my critical infra in Ohio, if I need
| to be near east.
| berniemadoff69 wrote:
| interesting they use blue as the color that indicate an "issue".
| at a glance, looks like nothing to see here. i have a feeling
| that if the entire AWS infrastructure were to go offline somehow
| they would refer to that as 'increase error rates'
| ashtonkem wrote:
| 100% is _technically_ an increase, if you're rules lawyering.
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