Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 2:26PM Just checking if it's me.
[Link] Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 2:32PM
I get:[Link] Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 2:43PM
i think this is the only time I can remember where amazon has been completely offline.[Link] Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 2:45PM
Tracert dies at po-2.r04.asbnva01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net.[Link] Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 3:00PM
There have to be some unhappy campers in the executive suites of Amazon right now.[Link]
Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 3:14PM
It's back up now.[Link] Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 3:16PM
Leyden wrote:
It's back up now.
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[Link] Flash Golden Age Classic 11018 Posts 5/01 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 5:51PM
The homepage is up but if I try to do anything I get: Http/1.1 Service Unavailable[Link] Ohri Member 23 Posts 1/08 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 5:56PM
I'm not having any issues. Got to the homepage, can browse, can search.[Link] conquistador Deactivated User Hellhamster. 2947 Posts 10/03 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 6:10PM
Amazon.ca is working for me.[Link] Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 7:24PM
Saw an article that Amazon was down for around 2 hours today. That's like every Walmart store across the country locking its doors simultaneously. Having worked on the inside, I can imagine what a panic every employee was in. The article I read speculated that it could be a configuration error, or an overloaded server. Once when I was there the cooling systems broke in the server room in northern Virginia. The room reached around 97 degrees at one point, if I recall correctly. That would have sucked, because it housed the customer database.[Link] Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 7:39PM
imdb.com is down now. That's an Amazon property.[Link] jayo All-Star Member 2117 Posts 7/04 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 8:46PM
Up and running now.[Link] Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 9:04PM
Not yet for me.[Link] Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 9:06PM
It's interesting. DNS queries for imdb.com resolve properly. If I go to http://imdb.com it 301 redirects to http://www.imdb.com which doesn't resolve.[Link]
conquistador Deactivated User Hellhamster. 2947 Posts 10/03 Posted - Jun 6 2008 : 9:10PM
IMDB seems to be playing nice with me.[Link] Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04 Posted - Jun 10 2008 : 5:16AM
MacWorld wrote:
Online shoppers struggled to enter Amazon.com’s main e-commerce site on Monday, after it had experienced similar problems on Friday.
Between 10:03 a.m. and 10:23 a.m. U.S. Pacific Time, only about 30 percent of visitors managed to enter Amazon.com, according to mobile and Internet management firm Keynote Systems, which tracks Web site performance.
After stabilizing, Amazon.com again wobbled, and its availability dropped to about 68 percent between 10:56 a.m. and 11:09 a.m., said Shawn White, Keynote’s director of external operations.
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On Friday, when the availability problems lasted about 3 hours, as well as on Monday, most shoppers having access problems were getting a cryptic error message saying “Http/1.1 Service Unavailable,” which means nothing to nontechnical people.
This indicates to White that whatever caused the problem proved hard to isolate, making it impossible for the company to configure its system to trigger a more intelligible alert acknowledging the problem in plain English.
White’s guess is that a misconfiguration somewhere in Amazon’s complex e-commerce system
discombobulated unrelated pieces in its vast network of databases, data centers and application and Web servers.
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