Recent content by C00Lzero

yay; it happened again. we lost one of our EU servers ... DNS is updating.

we are experiencing some strange behaviour the last day. seems like someone is hammering requests to us... resulting in some failsave actions, that sometimes let's the site hang :/ (see the spikes till nearly zero) That should not happen, but i'm not sure how to mitigate such requests hammering...

*Grrr* DDOS attack to one of our european frontend Servers :/ after a long time, i removed it from the DNS - some some flaky connection issues from EU. Gonna check, if i can get some kind of prof. CDN - and not some lowcost do-it-yourself solution.

ah yes. sorry about that :D i forgot to update this threat after the search-index-rebuild was done

Going to check this in a few hours. I need some sleep before messing with elasticsearch

sorry for the offline-time backup broke and the database and the main-system vm wasn't "defrosted" ... not sure why this happend, exactly only on the akiba systems; every other system seem to work without an issue :( als i did get notified, but i was sleeping :(

I've enabled a 2nd - new - EU server. (thanks to @chompy for paying :D) If you experience some issues, please let me know. edit: well ... fuck. added it - got offline :( edit2: oh well ... someone rebooted the system

it's an issue with the EU-Node. I've disabled the EU node - and will cancel it. I've deployed a new System from another provider. let's see, how this one works. (also I re-enabled one of the old-old eu nodes; in the hope, that it will work without hickups) I'm sorry for the ongoing issues...

... i'm looking into a heartbeat for DNS ... and new frontend-systems :( the last EU-Server is hosted on a network that receives DDOS-attacks quite frequently and the connections are somehow halfway dropped, when the protections seems to start :( Thanks to @CoolKevin for pinging me. Monitoring...

sorry for the short offline time. an update wrecked the system (aka: cached CSS didn't match the newly build one) also i did figure out, that one of the 2 asia-pops are not working :( so we are currently down to 1 in asia 1 in eu (vs 2 asia und 3 EU and 0 in US :( ) edit: 2nd asia node is ...

currently there seems to be less issues - but it's not optimal. DNS should now have propagated to everyone. e.g. within EU it's okay-ish within Asia it's okay-ish within the US it depends ... on the east-cost it's okay, on west-coast it's absolutely shit to browse akiba Nevertheless a complete...

the EU frontends are - unfortunately - currently very unstable; i've disabled the shitty ones; let's see what happens. The system does have some issues, sometimes; but the last week was really unstable. Asia frontend has a more than normal latency - not exactly sure why (more than 150ms) :(...

You may experience some slow speeds currently - we have lost our ipv6 endpoint. I've updated the DNS-Servers and removed the Server - propagation may take some minutes. edit: ipv4 should be back to default operation speeds. ipv6 is still offline1

hi, yeah; i didn't found the time yet. So ... do you remember when AWS was down? Well we fucked up the same way - it's always DNS. We had to move some domains around & i messed up the DNS-Server addresses. Since my monitoring only checks IP-Addresses, I didn't get any information in the...

moved one of the EU servers back online; 2nd one is still funky -.-