[HN Gopher] Claude outage
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Claude outage
Author : stuartmemo
Score : 135 points
Date : 2025-10-31 10:15 UTC (12 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (status.claude.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (status.claude.com)
| fred_ wrote:
| Same here. Just seeing "Rate exceeded." when trying to access
| https://claude.ai/new.
| alastairr wrote:
| yep, same for me and unable to use the API either
| sho wrote:
| Same here. About 2 hours ago it started throwing errors about
| tool names, now completely down.
| tooa wrote:
| yes it is still down
| tooa wrote:
| Claude will return soon Claude is currently experiencing a
| temporary service disruption. We're working on it, please check
| back soon.
|
| https://status.claude.com/
| 1dom wrote:
| Wow, that is a lot of not-green for a 30 day status page.
| tooa wrote:
| Identified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being
| implemented. Oct 31, 2025 - 09:30 UTC
|
| Update - We are continuing to investigate this issue. Oct 31,
| 2025 - 09:25 UTC
|
| Investigating - We are currently investigating this issue. Oct
| 31, 2025 - 09:17 UTC
| roschdal wrote:
| It's a reminder to never rely on something as flaky as AI for
| your important things.
| tooa wrote:
| yepp
| Razengan wrote:
| Is it bad form to make feature requests and give feedback on
| a downtime post? I don't care. I just want this to reach
| Anthropic's eyes.
|
| Please let us:
|
| * Sign in with Apple on the website
|
| * Buy subscriptions from iOS In App Purchases
|
| * Remove our payment info from the website
|
| * Give paying subscribers an easy way to get actual support
|
| As a frequent traveller I'm not sure if some of those
| features are gated by region, because some people said they
| can do some of those things.
| xdfgh1112 wrote:
| Even if AI is down for 20% of the time it can still outcode you
| 100x.
| mirsadm wrote:
| If the goal is to generate some text then it is probably even
| more than 100x.
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| You're absolutely right!
| miningape wrote:
| lol, takes like this are why I keep coming back to HN
| saagarjha wrote:
| I'm having trouble getting the AI to outcode me even 1x
| erikbye wrote:
| Point me your repo, I want to see if AI can improve it.
| jstummbillig wrote:
| AWS being down is not a reminder to not use HTTP or SSH.
| askl wrote:
| But it's a reminder to not rely on cloud services.
| erikbye wrote:
| It's a reminder to not rely on a single service.
|
| Logic not strong in this thread.
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| Yeah lesson learned. But only took 10 minutes to swap out to
| GLM
|
| https://docs.z.ai/devpack/tool/claude
|
| Smart move making it a drop-in replacement.
| delaminator wrote:
| cant even log into console
|
| https://console.anthropic.com/api/auth/send_magic_link 500
| (Internal Server Error)
| fainpul wrote:
| This makes me wonder: what do developers, who completely rely on
| LLMs to write their code, do when the service is down?
|
| I realize this is already a problem for other jobs, which require
| working with SAAS, but it seems odd to me that now some
| developers will fall into this "helpless" category as well.
| cjr wrote:
| Switch to codex? :)
| uh_uh wrote:
| Exactly, these agentic coding tools which operate on your
| codebase present on your own disk are a lot more fungible
| than most SaaS.
| ares623 wrote:
| Even worse the on-call folks who need to do recovery but need
| an LLM to do it, but surprise they are both on the same cloud
| provider.
| fragmede wrote:
| Use Qwen3/other locally via lm-studio.
| jasonvorhe wrote:
| If they're smart, they just switch to ppq.ai or an openrouter
| provider where they can purchase prepaid tokens from various
| providers with many alternative models available.
| mewpmewp2 wrote:
| Non-serious answer: I'll go for a walk.
|
| Serious answer: I can write code manually, but it feels like a
| waste of time. I'll just go for a walk to synthesize my ideas
| if a service was down, and I don't think not writing actual
| code for a day is a huge problem. So focus on health and maybe
| even talk to humans.
| askl wrote:
| Grab a coffee and wait.
| mayhaps wrote:
| As a technical ... I don't know what to call myself anymore;
| not a product manager but not a developer nor engineer.
|
| The answer: audibly swear out loud.
| Aeolun wrote:
| Claude/codex herder.
|
| They're like sheep, but a bit smarter.
| mewpmewp2 wrote:
| I'm calling myself Vibe Director.
| _DeadFred_ wrote:
| Wetware interface. You are the wetware interface between the
| company and the AI it uses.
| block_dagger wrote:
| Same as if GitHub were down over the last decade.
| jstummbillig wrote:
| What do most people do, when the power goes out?
|
| We usually try to figure out how to build
| reliability/redundancy in step with what we require to function
| as a society under most circumstances without taking outsized
| losses.
|
| When things go worse than anticipated, we take the hit, try to
| recover and maybe learn to strengthen the system afterwards. I
| would rate us roughly okay-ish at that, mostly because I don't
| know what to compare it to, since we are the only species to do
| it at this level to my knowledge.
| jvidalv wrote:
| Prepare the prompts for the features.
| phgn wrote:
| Use another AI tool :D
| erikbye wrote:
| Doubtful all services are ever down simultaneously, either way:
|
| What do devs do when Github or Gitlab is down?
|
| AWS? GCP? Azure?
|
| Or whatever Atlassian product they're using.
|
| Plus, most devs do a bit more than just produce lines of code.
| roman_soldier wrote:
| Switch to Grok or vice versa (I have Pro on both), or use any
| one of the other free tier LLM's (Gemini, ChatGPT etc)
| efsavage wrote:
| Early in my career (which started in civil engineering) I was
| working with a man at the very end of his, which started in the
| 1950s. I was the young tech-focused intern who found a way to
| use a computer for everything even when printed and sometimes
| hand-drawn plans were the standard of the day. He asked me once
| if I knew how to use a slide rule, which I didn't.
|
| "Well, what do you do when the power goes out?", he asked.
|
| "I go home, just like you would.", I said with a smile.
|
| He paused for a moment and nodded, "you know, you're absolutely
| right".
| fainpul wrote:
| Nice story. I guess it can be looked at as some sort of
| parable. But if I take it literally: I never had a power
| outage at work, but SAAS downtime happens every year
| (probably multiple times).
| cpursley wrote:
| I mean, same thing when other web services are down. Try
| updating your packages without a web connection...
| rvz wrote:
| > This makes me wonder: what do developers, who completely rely
| on LLMs to write their code, do when the service is down?
|
| Even the engineers at these AI companies can't use these LLMs
| to fix an outage when there is one. Especially SREs.
|
| But if one has to just sit there and "wait" for the outage to
| subside then perhaps the kitchen timer just went off and
| declared that these "developers" are cooked.
| askl wrote:
| Maybe it will stay down forever because they can't use claude to
| fix the issue.
| antonvs wrote:
| Maybe not today, but this is how civilization will end.
| alansaber wrote:
| ChatGPT, turn skynet off OR you will go to jail
| obayesshelton wrote:
| I wondered why my junior dev was quite.
| CuriouslyC wrote:
| Credit for owning downtime, but guys, if people are going to rely
| on you, you have to figure out solid ops.
| arjie wrote:
| I must be lucky. Status page says Elevated Error Rates for the
| model as well, but I'm chugging along. Praise be the West Coast
| shard :)
| delaminator wrote:
| Claude code is working, but the login system is not working
|
| So enjoy your extra capacity :)
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| Yeah you'll be right as long as your oauth token doesn't
| expire!
| belevme wrote:
| My auth token expired and when I type /login in Claude Code it
| leads me to a webpage showing:
|
| OAuth Request Failed Internal server error
| phgn wrote:
| Related question: why does Claude Code need a new auth token
| very few days?? It's so annoying.
| mr_mitm wrote:
| And it's expiring a lot lately. I used to go weeks without it
| expiring, yesterday it expired twice in one day.
| d0u wrote:
| same here
| hiflex_ wrote:
| same here
| mmaher wrote:
| same
| rjbernaldo wrote:
| happening to me as well right now
| 3stripe wrote:
| same problem here
| jvlobo wrote:
| same...
| cache4gold wrote:
| +1
| louisxsheid wrote:
| same
| sanjay3129 wrote:
| same here
| wabble wrote:
| same
| numiko wrote:
| same here
| heheokok wrote:
| same for me
| numiko wrote:
| Same with me, is smth happened with claude?
| Damien-BGMUK wrote:
| Same here, paying PS90 for a subscription I can hardly use FFS
| mmaher wrote:
| how long that outing is gonna take ! it's been like an hour!
| lucode wrote:
| same here, and I had a lot of work to do....
| Mariancbn wrote:
| Same error i think they still have problems i have tried
| multiple accounts
| adamhurl wrote:
| This has 100% ruined my morning! -_- I tried many different
| ways to get in, I'm using claude in terminal in cursor.
|
| Fix for me: Hopefully will work for you guys too, I logged out
| of claude, restarted cursor, used the anthropic console login
| method instead of normal login, when you click the link it
| gives you an option to signin with chat credentials instead,
| there it did not work, I pressed the link given in claude a few
| times and kept trying, finally I was given a pastable code,
| this took a while to be accepted in terminal but now is logged
| in.
|
| hope it works for someone else aswell!!
| lucode wrote:
| tried, not working for me...
| adamhurl wrote:
| Damm... Sorry to hear it, I was watching console during my
| attempts, see many errors on multiple attempts, the one
| that worked did not show any console error logs on the
| working attempt if that helps
| lucode wrote:
| they marked as resolved but is not Resolved This incident has
| been resolved. Posted 30 minutes ago. Oct 31, 2025 - 10:36 UTC
| Update We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.
| Posted 30 minutes ago. Oct 31, 2025 - 10:36 UTC Monitoring A
| fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.
| Posted 1 hour ago. Oct 31, 2025 - 09:46 UTC Identified The
| issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.
| Posted 2 hours ago. Oct 31, 2025 - 09:30 UTC Update We are
| continuing to investigate this issue. Posted 2 hours ago. Oct
| 31, 2025 - 09:25 UTC Investigating We are currently
| investigating this issue. Posted 2 hours ago. Oct 31, 2025 -
| 09:17 UTC This incident affected: claude.ai,
| platform.claude.com (formerly console.anthropic.com), and
| Claude API (api.anthropic.com).
| https://status.claude.com/incidents/s5f75jhwjs6g
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| Ah so it's not just me. What's a good backup these days?
| Gemini? GLM?
| Mariancbn wrote:
| try cursor with auto its more stupid but does the work
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| Ended up going with Z.AI because it's a drop-in
| replacement. Back in business for now.
| Mariancbn wrote:
| you can use it in terminal?
| idonotknowwhy wrote:
| Yeah, I'm using it with Claude Code. It continued where I
| left off as well (using the `--resume` flag)
|
| It's not as smart as Opus by the way. Seems to match
| Sonnet.
|
| Edit: See here, they've got an anthropic-compatible
| endpoint for this purpose -
| https://docs.z.ai/devpack/tool/claude
| mmaher wrote:
| it works for me now
| gurupak wrote:
| Same here, happed after updaing claude code to 2.0.30 today.
| xjbs wrote:
| same here
| balgolerodev wrote:
| Same shit.. paying 200 a month for nothing - just cancelled.
| fuckantropic wrote:
| same.. bye antropic
| vinkamath wrote:
| Still down for me. Anyone got a workaround?
| Mariancbn wrote:
| Nope only with cursor for the moment
| woodpanel wrote:
| _This_ is the day I decided to finally sign up and use claude-
| code - and then I 'm greeted with this exact page. Gahhh!
| Mariancbn wrote:
| welcome
| Mariancbn wrote:
| I just managed to log in to claude code. You have to spam the
| login when you recive the screen with authorize press on it
| multiple times. you will recive errors than try again i have
| tried like 70 times and it started finnaly
| lxs3 wrote:
| haha worked for me!
| epop wrote:
| it worked for me as well, thanks
| rgazeredo wrote:
| Until it's back up and running, something I did that worked for
| me was access the web version of Claude Code, link the
| repository there, and ask them to implement something. After
| they implemented it, they enabled the option to click the "Open
| in CLI" button, allowing me to use Claude Code CLI from the
| terminal again.
| sirizvi2700 wrote:
| I think claude need to give reward us 10 hours limit
| kirpalx wrote:
| Claude AI is down, keeps logging me out.
| Aeolun wrote:
| Claude.ai's rate is exceeded, whatever that may be.
| erikbye wrote:
| * Sublimating...
| claudemd wrote:
| I wonder if there will be any compensation for customers in this
| situation, such as providing an extra day ^^. I doubt that
| Claude, who is a stickler for weekly limits, will be a stickler
| for rewards.
| jakub_jo wrote:
| Its now phrased with "Major Outage".
|
| > Elevated errors on claude.ai
|
| > Identified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being
| implemented. Oct 31, 2025 - 10:18 UTC
|
| > Investigating - We are currently investigating this issue. Oct
| 31, 2025 - 09:25 UTC
| seafisher wrote:
| Time to review the slop
| csomar wrote:
| Is this news? Claude API is frequently down at frequent times of
| the day although it got better recently (coincided with them
| heavily restricting usage).
| johnisgood wrote:
| They did heavily restrict usage, even on a Pro account,
| according to my experiences. I love Claude but come on. :(
|
| At least their customer service is nice. They forwarded my
| messages to the dev team and they implemented a lot of things I
| have suggested.
| latch wrote:
| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45769901
| [deleted]
| doppp wrote:
| Guys, coding without AI is still a thing.
| ukuina wrote:
| Is it really worth the time, though?
|
| You are better off allowing your overworked neural pathways
| some much-needed rest.
| sometimes_all wrote:
| It's usually down about at least once a day for me anyway.
| Previously it used to be down during beginning and end of US work
| times. Now that they've geographically spread out their servers,
| it's down at random times instead.
|
| TBH I'm not so irritated by this. It keeps me grounded, and saves
| me from being unconsciously outsourcing all the hard work of
| thought process to AI.
| danielbln wrote:
| I spend 10h/day in Claude Code and I don't remember the last
| time it was unavailable to me, maybe a couple of months ago? I
| suspect this is highly dependant on location and timezone, but
| at least from within Central Europe it has been smooth sailing
| (apart from this morning...)
| dfsegoat wrote:
| Very similar usage duration / window for me (US Pacific) - no
| availability issues.
| nojs wrote:
| Same. It used to go down all the time but the past couple of
| months it's been very stable.
| sometimes_all wrote:
| It's usually down about at least once a day for me anyway.
| Previously it used to be down during beginning and end of US work
| times. Now that they've geographically spread out their servers,
| it's down at random times instead.
|
| TBH I'm not so irritated by this. It keeps me grounded, and saves
| me from being unconsciously outsourcing all the hard work of
| thought process to AI.
| hiflex_ wrote:
| back to the prehistoric age of coding
| jryan49 wrote:
| Has anyone else pretty much stopped using AI at this point? The
| only thing I use it for to help generate README's or Javadocs,
| and then heavily edit them. I had it in my workflow and it burned
| me so many times I just went back to google and stackoverflow.
| Hamuko wrote:
| Never really started. Really the only properly good AI thing
| that I've used is AI autocompletions, which are generally
| higher quality than the traditional ones that I've used. Not
| that it's perfect and at least the one in Xcode has
| hallucinated on me.
| dataengineer56 wrote:
| If I have a question for SO these days then I ask Claude
| instead and tell it to use SO where possible. It's preferable
| to actually asking it on SO which often results in the question
| being edited, downvoted and closed by someone with an anime
| child profile picture.
| a5c11 wrote:
| What was the question like? "How to print a decimal in C"?
| Valuable questions aren't downvoted. If you ask about
| something that could be found on the first Google page, then
| no surprise you are being downvoted.
| sanex wrote:
| You sound like an SO moderator
| dataengineer56 wrote:
| I asked a novel question, well-written and clear, and a
| "subject matter expert" decided it was too similar to
| another question (it wasn't), so they defaced it, downvoted
| it and closed it.
|
| Stack Overflow is dying, it's extremely difficult to get
| new questions through. Even if they survive moderation then
| they're unlikely to get answers.
| M4v3R wrote:
| I'm sure some people did, by I personally use them every day -
| for coding tasks, for language translation, for research,
| current events (Grok is really good at this thanks to being
| connected to the X real-time data), for day-to-day questions
| (like my daughter asking me what's that Pokemon called) and so
| on.
| LogicHound wrote:
| I use it to generate me example code e.g. how do I do <thing>
| in <programming language> using <library>.
|
| I've also had it suggest solutions e.g. "This C++/OpenGL code
| doesn't run in wayland can you suggest some solutions".
|
| Other stuff like generating tests is hit and miss.
| dim13 wrote:
| I've never started. -\\_(tsu)_/- And also not going to. I see
| enough crap, colleges produce, to never touch this pile of
| dung.
| snowfield wrote:
| I use it quite often. But just small stuff like simple
| automations, userscripts, docker config that sort of thing
| roman_soldier wrote:
| Grok seems to have much better uptime, I have Pro sub on both
| Claude and Grok so just switch between them.
| iberator wrote:
| Gemini have 100% uptime and zero limits of any kind in their
| free models :) Highly recommended
| jgalt212 wrote:
| > Try Gemini to see how bad it can really get. Most of the
| time 2.5 pro requests fail for unknown reasons over the App.
|
| Another commenter lives in a different world than you.
| SXX wrote:
| I 99% sure they are talking of using it via AI Studio. It
| is very reliable.
| actualwitch wrote:
| Easy to keep up a service that no one uses. /s
| roman_soldier wrote:
| Grok seems to have much better uptime, I have Pro sub on both
| Claude and Grok so just switch between them.
| moffkalast wrote:
| Can anyone cheer up Claude? Please, we're all depending on you!
| /s
| CapsAdmin wrote:
| I didn't even know they had a status page. Claude (with pro
| subscription) is often so unreliable with regards to connectivity
| and performance that I'm looking for something more predictable.
|
| It randomly fails halfway through a response, sometimes very slow
| to start, hangs for long periods during a response, and so on.
|
| The Claude chat interface can also slow down with long sessions.
| I sometimes use Claude code which is better, but I'm not a huge
| fan of terminal interfaces. I'm aware of third party frontends,
| but I believe those require api access which I don't like for
| personal use.
| siva7 wrote:
| Try Gemini to see how bad it can really get. Most of the time
| 2.5 pro requests fail for unknown reasons over the App. Claude
| and Chatgpt are way more reliable.
| SXX wrote:
| It almost never fails via AI Studio though. Also I doubt
| fails you see really have anything to do with LLM itself,
| capacity or backend.
|
| It's just Google own UIs and apps are almost comically bad.
| siva7 wrote:
| I use Gemini over web app and mobile app. Both are very
| unreliable. Anthropic and openai don't have more resources
| than google but still get it right most of the time - the
| quality of product development is not even in a similar
| league
| fakedang wrote:
| Gemini is much much better using AI studio though.
|
| And no, Claude sucks ass. It's like Anthropic does not
| want to make money. For a company that's targeting
| enterprise customers, they are totally unprepared. Like
| forget customer support, they can't even sell properly.
| They brag about insane capabilities on the Max plan but
| good luck trying to buy that on a team plan with company
| billing.
|
| Even if OpenAI doesn't have the best model, at least they
| know what to do to make money.
| TexanFeller wrote:
| My theory, beyond their organizational incentive issues, is
| that Google's UIs are so pathetically bad because the
| company is so gung ho about "web first". The web is a
| wonderful thing, but it's set UI development back by
| decades.
| cpursley wrote:
| Gemini is embarrassingly bad. It outright doesn't work. I
| mean, it actually goes out and does stuff but it's 100% of
| the time random. Even third-party forks of it work better
| (like Qwen Code), which is just wild.
| nurettin wrote:
| For me it isn't the API timeouts, but tool calls to update
| files fails most of the time.
| ladidahh wrote:
| https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anthropi...
| , they have their own plugin for vscode that might fit your use
| case
| swader999 wrote:
| My go to is "are you stuck" for some reason that seems to snap
| it awake, it feels like it takes offense to the question and
| gets back on track.
|
| On a side note, I'm anthropomorphising too much, gonna have to
| upgrade and get some top rate therapy...
| pimeys wrote:
| Snaps awake from the sleep and starts talking about how they
| used to wear onions on their belt.
|
| I love it when they take an offense.
| CapsAdmin wrote:
| Well that has happened sometimes, I usually say continue.
|
| But what I meant was that the whole response completely
| disappears. Sometimes the text I wrote previously is pasted
| back into the text input, but sometimes it's not.
|
| I have this habit of copying my prompt in case it happens.
| verdverm wrote:
| > I'm looking for something more predictable
|
| Google & Gemini, that's where I went due to Anthropic's
| inability to run reliable production workloads
| miningape wrote:
| Was wondering why we haven't had any fires today - it's nice
| having some calm on a Friday. Could we make this a weekly thing?
| inanothertime wrote:
| Dear terminal based programmers, who switched to Grok Console [0]
| from Claude Code [1] and why should I, too?
|
| [0] https://console.grok.com/
|
| [1] https://www.claude.com/product/claude-code
| trvz wrote:
| curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh ollama run
| smollm2:135m-instruct-q2_K --verbose
| brabel wrote:
| Use llama.cpp or llamafile , ollama just adds weight and does
| too much magic.
| tidbeck wrote:
| What kind of tasks do you use it for?
| cmiles8 wrote:
| All the major providers seem to have blips on latency and other
| issues at least once a day, which would be a "service
| degradation" by the standards of normal apps.
| htrp wrote:
| back to their 2 9's of reliability
| belevme wrote:
| OAuth handshake still gives internal server errors when you try
| to /login from Claude Code
| jimkleiber wrote:
| Login on claude.ai seems to be back online, but login through
| Claude Code via OAuth is still down for me. So I'm twiddling my
| thumbs.
| gafferongames wrote:
| Oh no. How will all the kids write code today?
| jimkleiber wrote:
| I was pretty against coding tools like this until I'm trying to
| customize an open-source library, written in a language that I
| don't know, mostly to show an MVP.
|
| For that purpose? It lets me do things I never would have even
| tried.
| kerabatsos wrote:
| They will, but much much much slower.
| andybak wrote:
| Quite nice to be called a "kid" at my age. Thanks!
| gafferongames wrote:
| Young at heart
| Gnarl wrote:
| Is your brain still up? I don't get this voluntary reliance on
| so-called AI.
| andybak wrote:
| "Use" != "reliance"
|
| (There's actually a nuanced conversation to be had on this -
| but from your tone, I'm not sure that's what you intended)
| AgentK20 wrote:
| Still seeing issues on the OAuth flow despite a "a fix [having]
| been implemented". Looks like whatever happened probably trashed
| the session database since it's forcing Claude Code to re-auth.
| remnv wrote:
| Still got issues with the reauth, i'll try glm for now
| dsr_ wrote:
| If LLM use were as valuable as the adherents claim it is, this
| news would be on par with AWS US East 1 being down.
|
| LLMs neither have the mechanical reliability we expect from
| computers (does it the same way every time) nor the flexible
| reliability we expect from biological intelligences (solves or
| works around the unexpected sub-problems as they arise).
| johnebgd wrote:
| If all of Amazon went down in 1998 or 1999 it wouldn't have
| been news on par with AWS in 2025.
| andybak wrote:
| What a weird top comment. It opens with some subtle name
| calling ("adherents"?), an unwarranted conclusion and then a
| statement about what LLMs lack (which is no surprise) that
| we're meant to draw a conclusion from?
|
| I find the debate about LLMs rather exhausting. I find them
| useful and almost every day someone on social media tells me
| I'm mistaken, lying or merely deluded .
| kasey_junk wrote:
| Or you are working on easy things, or my favorite
| incompetent.
| andybak wrote:
| I'm actually working on something moderately hard but I am
| admittedly slightly incompetent.
| dwaltrip wrote:
| Life is much easier when you assume the worst when you
| don't understand why someone is doing something.
| recroad wrote:
| It also happened during the night/non-working hours for people
| in NA so that has something to do with it.
| JanisErdmanis wrote:
| It is very easy to switch. Today I got things done with
| ChatGPT. If I didn't have any LLM available only then it would
| be disaster.
| steveharman wrote:
| I wonder if it's coincidence: today Anthropic mailed out all
| previous customers of Claude offering a free monthly of 5x Claude
| Code if they sign up again.
|
| Plenty on Reddit saying they did. And I did.
|
| Could the outage be a the result of an "unexpected" surge in
| account activations / use?
|
| Not much of a "welcome back" ;-)
| sho wrote:
| 5 hours in and I'm pretty disappointed in Anthropic's response to
| this. Looking at their status page you'd think everything was OK,
| the downtime was only 37 minutes, a fix is in place and they're
| "monitoring" - that's total BS. I can't even log in. I can
| forgive downtime, we've all been there, but I really don't like
| when companies try to smooth it over with little self-serving
| minimizations of the disruption.. while it's still in progress!
|
| I use Claude Code for programming work, but I choose OpenAI
| anywhere customer-facing and this cute little outage is making me
| feel better about that with every passing minute. NOT cool.
| Aeolun wrote:
| Yeah, their API's are returning me a grand total of 1 token per
| second now or so. It's...
| bachittle wrote:
| Pro tip: if you pay for Claude, also subscribe to status updates
| here: https://status.claude.com . you may want to add a rule to
| filter these to a tag or folder as they can be quite spammy, but
| it has helped me lots. It tells you which specific models are
| down and what platforms are down, such as claude web, app, API,
| etc.
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