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Google apologizes for outage - claims it lasted about an hour! Yeah Right!

Written by Karl L. Gechlik | AskTheAdmin.com on August 22, 2007 – 5:58 pm -

So here we are 2pm EST and we are back up after a morning of AtA horror. We were down for hours on end and got flooded with emails asking whats up with us. This was totally out of our hands and we will be pushing toward our big move to our own box. We also setup asktheadmin.wordpress.com for a status update page and test bed if we have issues over here. Thank you for your emails and concerns - and a big F%$& You to that dude that was happy we were down - whats wrong with people? Why read a blog if you don’t like them? Anywayzzz here is the psudo-explanation from The Google…

This is posted on the Blogger Status Blog:

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Blogger and Blog*Spot had an unexpected outage for an hour this morning, starting around 7AM PDT. As of 8AM, all but a few blogs are working properly again.We apologize profusely for this interruption in service.

If you check our post and log here you will see thet were down for a lot longer than an hour - and only now are we fully up and stable. What happened Google? Let us know.

On that same blog they have instructions on recovering a post if you were in the middle of one when Blogger went down.

Despite all this, if by some trick of fate you lose a post — to a Blogger outage, to network trouble, or to a browser crash — you can usually recover it by using your browser’s back button or the recover post link on the posting page.


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One Response to “Google apologizes for outage - claims it lasted about an hour! Yeah Right!”

  1. By Phil Wiffen on Aug 23, 2007 | Reply

    Karl, if you get a chance, have a good play with wordpress.com. I ran my blog on it for a little while before self-hosting and it rocks. It’s got a nice multi-blogger set up too :)

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