pulse.turbobytes.com
Infrastructure
uptime monitoring
SHOW HN2015
77points
30comments
#347of 2,565 in 2015
Top 14%of 2015 by points
How HN took it
CuriousMostly questions and neutral comments
0 positive, 6 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 2 critical, out of 8 comments about the project. Thread score -0.17.
Execution: 0 for, 2 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
Objections
Error rates reported are raw percentages that are hard to interpret
From 1 comment
Yeah, I got 2.53% error rate, but that's nothing to worry about - using 79 servers, that's exactly 2 errors, both of them in China, which kinda makes it feel less Amazon's fault,…
imrehg on HN
Some reported errors come from network or regional filtering rather than S3
From 2 comments
Yeah, I got 2.53% error rate, but that's nothing to worry about - using 79 servers, that's exactly 2 errors, both of them in China, which kinda makes it feel less Amazon's fault,…
imrehg on HNVancouver, Tokyo, Cebu, Singapore, Bangkok, and Kharkiv all show EOF. Paris, Roubaix, Manchester, Portsmouth, Budapest, Tokyo, Bilthoven, Vleuten, Utrecht, Manila, Sovetskaya…
scott_karana on HN
Requests
Better error measure than raw failure percentage
From 1 comment
Yeah, I got 2.53% error rate, but that's nothing to worry about - using 79 servers, that's exactly 2 errors, both of them in China, which kinda makes it feel less Amazon's fault,…
imrehg on HN
Better error message for server failures
From 1 comment
You should fix that error message too, it's pretty awful.
13 on HN
Questions
How to design applications to survive S3 failures
From 2 comments
Is there any really way to design your application to handle S3 failures like this? S3's SLA has 99.99% availability, but is there a way to handle the 1% so your application is…
chr15 on HNSecond this, I would love to hear how companies handle S3 outages. Although one correction, it's 0.01% that you need to handle (if they deliver on their availability promise).…
ohitsdom on HN
Alternatives named
AWS cross-region replication
From 1 comment
Cross-Region Replication http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/crr.html
dbarlett on HN
Multi-cloud storage with Azure and Google Cloud
From 2 comments
replicate to different data center e.g. Azure.
lukasm on HNMulti Cloud. Use S3 + Azure Cloud Files + Google Cloud Files
merb on HN