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Archive for March 2010
At 19:00 UTC today, we’ll be withdrawing our routes from our Miami facility for scheduled maintenance. All services will be routed to alternate sites and continue to function as normal. The site will be back online at approximately 02:00 UTC.
The remaining EBS APIs have been restored. The service is now operating normally. This issue was specific to the Amazon EC2 APIs. No running instances or existing volumes were impacted.
We have temporarily disabled some Amazon EBS APIs while we work to restore them. All other Amazon EC2 APIs are functioning normally.
We are investigating increased latencies and error rates for EC2 in the US-EAST-1 region.
We are investigating increased latencies and error rates for the EC2 APIs in the US-EAST-1 region.
At approximately 10:47AM CST, The Rackspace Cloud engineers
identified an issue on MySQL cluster 50-65, and are actively investigating this issue.  This cluster is currently running in a degraded state. Updates to this issue will be posted as they become available.
UPDATE – As of 11:12AM CST, this issue is resolved.
If you have any further questions, please contact a member of our
support team by visiting us in live-chat or by calling 1.877.934.0407
or INTL +1.210.581.0407.
Our image backend is experiencing problems which may affect the display and/or uploading of photos. We are working to resolve this and will update this post when we have more information.
More info can be found here in the Picasa Help Forum.
Update, 3/29 2:00PST: This is resolved. Thanks for your patience.
Our image backend is experiencing problems which may affect the display and/or uploading of photos. We are working to resolve this and will update this post when we have more information.
More info can be found here in the Picasa Help Forum.
Update, 3/29 2:00PST: This is resolved. Thanks for your patience.
We can confirm that all remaining Amazon EC2 APIs have been restored. The service is now operating normally. This issue was specific to the Amazon EC2 APIs. No running instances or existing volumes were affected.
We have temporarily disabled some Amazon EBS APIs while we work to restore them.All other Amazon EC2 APIs are functioning normally.We can also confirm that Amazon EBS backed AMIs will launch successfully.
