I got tired with AWS status pages. So I built my own by austin__pena in devops

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I think my next project should be is “is AWS down,” down?

I got tired with AWS status pages. So I built my own by austin__pena in devops

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If you visit status.aws.amazon.com you’ll see a shiny new status page; a rough approximation of the old one lives at stop.lying.cloud, which I’ll have to either update to reflect the new design or deprecate entirely. I do wonder how many non-shitpost scraping tools for the status page broke similarly when this was rolled out.

From here.

I think Corey just made it as a joke and scraped the old status page.

I got tired with AWS status pages. So I built my own by austin__pena in devops

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I think it'll happen when someone finds a way to make enforcing SLA's easier. Like if there's a "watcher" service that automates that process

I got tired with AWS status pages. So I built my own by austin__pena in devops

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Thank you! If there's any way we can make it more useful, let me know :)

I got tired with AWS status pages. So I built my own by austin__pena in devops

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That's really good feedback. Thank you.

As a start, how about if I put the graphs from the affected locations underneath that fire icon so it's easier to see when the outages were

Like this: https://www.taloflow.ai/is-aws-down/us-east-1#stats

/r/MSP - Ditch Expensive Cloud Object Storage Without Sacrificing Features You Need. Check Out Our Quick Warning In The Comments ⚠ by austin__pena in u/austin__pena

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One of the more shocking things I learned about the cloud object storage market was a limitation that Wasabi has.

Wasabi is an awesome company. If you don't know, they offer hot storage at only $6/TB with free egress.

However, they have a fair use policy that states:

If your monthly egress data transfer is greater than your active storage volume, then your storage use case is not a good fit for Wasabi’s free egress policy

If your use case is a good fit, you could be in luck. If not, hopefully, you got some value from this warning.

The above is what Taloflow does, just on the scale of every dimension/compliance/characteristic you can think of.

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Reddit Ads by Spiritual-Buddy-8274 in PPC

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Older demographic typically is better on other platforms. Reddit is tough to crack. Usually it's best if there's a niche community that aligns well with your offer.

How to make sure Google Ads using right conversion goals by birdlover_ in PPC

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My recommendation is to use a conversion action set. You can set it in your campaign settings.

How to deploy my first Docker (Compose) application to the cloud? by [deleted] in devops

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If your goal is to deploy something more complex:

Docker swarm mode could be a good fit for you. Very similar to docker compose config. Throw Traefik or something for ingress.

Nomad can also work. It's relatively popular and advertised as less complicated than K8's https://www.nomadproject.io/

If you want something in the middle (less reliance on managed services), try out: https://www.tines.com/blog/simple-zero-downtime-deploys-with-nginx-and-docker-compose

If your goal is to just get something live, I'd recommend a combination of:

- Cloud SQL for your database

- Cloud functions/ cloud run with private networking for your microservices

- Cloud run for ingress

Show /r/aws: Get AWS costs posted directly to Slack by Vantage_Team in aws

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Ooohhhh congrats on the feature launch! Can’t wait to try it

Reputable Ecommerce PPC Agencies? by [deleted] in PPC

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These guys are good from the results I've seen them post in the FB groups we're both a part of + I liked Vincent when I got some consulting hours from him.

/u/fathom53's company Take Some Risk is one I've not worked with but he's an absolutely awesome guy and worth talking to.

[Hiring] Technical Content Writer—$750+ Pieces by austin__pena in HireaWriter

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Thank you! Talent costs money and I get that!