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Does Racknerd not update customers when doing maintenance?
Access to this virtual server has been restricted. The node is currently under maintenance. Please try again later
I received no emails or notifications. I woke up to use something on my cluster and one of the Racknerd Nodes was down. No ETA or information in my mailbox. The node in question is located in Dallas, TX
Is this is standard procedure for some low end providers? In contract, HostHatch sends emails letting us know when to expect downtime due to maintenance.
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Maybe an unexpected downtime/maintenance
I hadn't considered that. Thank you.
https://status.racknerd.com/
OUTAGE - DAL109KVM
We are aware that DAL109KVM is currently experiencing connectivity issues. We are currently looking into this node further and will provide additional updates on this matter once we have more information.
That's a generic message from solus/whmcs. It's not the end of the world. Try again later. Patience is a virtue even the extremist far right can comfortably signal.
Far-left would burn a city in the meantime.
See George Floyd fiasco as an example, they burned everything down before bodycam was even released.
but yeah, its not the time for politics.
however considering what is going on currently with racknerd and Dustin, politics and especially the knowledge of law will be useful to him
I was also experiencing the same issue with my Dallas server. But it came back up around 20 mins ago.
Hi @stoned -- Thank You for being our valued customer, and for continuing to expand your footprint with us
To update, we believe in full transparency and staying in constant communication with our customers, and for the past couple years have using our status page (which is also hosted off-site) to communicate any outages, maintenances, even non service-impacting events. Here's the URL: https://status.racknerd.com/
This process has been working well for us for the past couple years, and we've found that it provides a quick and easy way to stay in streamlined communication with customers in the event of either scheduled maintenances (which are emailed as well), or unexpected maintenances.
As far as unexpected outages are concerned, these are proactively monitored utilizing various tools such as external monitoring services like Hetrix and also internal tools such as Grafana. Our support team and systems administrators are available 24x7, and as soon as we receive an alert that a physical node may be unavailable, because of the fact we are truly available 24x7, a sysadmin will be on it right away (within minutes). Therefore, you can expect that within minutes of an outage, the status page will be manually updated by a support tech, while a sysadmin investigates the outage in parallel. This ensures there is no delay in resolving the actual issue at hand, while still allowing us to communicate with our customers and let them know we're aware. Most of our outages (if they are service impacting) last under 10 minutes. As far as Dallas is concerned the only outage we had this weekend was a single physical host node, DAL109KVM as others pointed out above - which I assume you are on (and this was resolved since). If you still have any outstanding issues or if you have any questions and wish to chat, feel free to reach out to me directly at [email protected]
RackNerd is amazing support under 10 minutes respond
I normally try not to open support tickets unless I absolutely have to. Thanks everyone.
I think they've been doing the best Network Status updates out of any provider I use. Virmach second.
It's just not done properly even in places that have a Network Status page.