We’ve fixed our internal issue, hopefully won’t happen again.
What I really want is a hosting provider that just puts up a blank page on an expired domains, not show a bunch of ads.
But they parked it on a page that did ads to competitors, I’d like to find a provider that doesn’t do this.
We are fixing that.
The biggest issue is with expired domains they park it to a web page that advertises other people. Would like to avoid that.
Recently we had an outage where a domain name expired - we didn't get a warning that it expired due to various factors but it highlighted a freaking major flaw in our systems.Now, we are fixing it internally, but our current registration provider is namecheap (is hosted on dnsimple) for this domain, which "helpfully" put up a parking page when the site expired which meant some of our client...
CLI command is:
`heroku restart --app <app-name>`
This does not work for private spaces, for those you need to do:
`heroku ps:stop <dyno-type> --app <app-name>`
Where <dyno-type> is probably web, worker etc.
Once down, then you do:
`heroku restart --app <app-name>`
This has gotten about 10 apps online already for us so far - we are monitoring our fleet of 100 heroku apps and moving through the rest.
This is a pain in the butt.
So dashbaord.heroku.com is timing out, status.heroku.com is showing an error page. Someone at Heroku I got hold of say it's something to do with Cloudfront. Anyone have more data?Outage report found here https://status.salesforce.com/generalmessages/10001540
We are seeing major disruption on multiple sites, status.heroku.com is not useful. Just spoke to someone from Salesforce who mentioned it looks like an underlying AWS Cloudfront issue. Anyone with more data? Multiple production sites just time out including the heroku dashboard itself.
A co-worker asked for a recommendation for a good CSS course for them to learn further. They are not a total beginner and can do fairly complex styling and the like, however, they have been 100% self taught and so have picked up things that are just the wrong way of doing it.Most intermediate courses I've found focus on CSS frameworks or precompilers and the like, he doesn't want this as most...
In a growing startup, we have settled on macs as our work machines using cloud software for most of our work. We are at about 20 people now and plan to grow over the next few years pretty rapidly and I want the company to get on top of the IT and equipment issues (think compliance, SOC2 etc). What are other startups using for this to start small and grow and be able to keep track of systems...