Broken Images
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Amazon’s S3 Service is down which is causing some image serving problems on WordPress.com. We are currently investigating. I will update this post as I have more information.
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Just an update — S3 is still down. I have gone ahead and disabled the fetching of uncached images from S3 because it was causing problems with general image serving. For now, any images which we have cached locally will be served, those which we do not have, will not work. Overall success rate should be 70-80%. Will post here with more updates as they are available.
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My banner image disappeared. I take it this is the problem and appreciate the info. Thanks.
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Thanks for the info. You guys are amazing, so I can live without my header for a while.
Cheers to a great website!
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This is an interesting stuff.
Until this problem was being discussed, I had never heard of “Amazon Web Services”, ( see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Web_Services ) but apparently it’s used by lots of websites.
WordPress stores stuff out in the “cloud”, rather than at their data center(s). I’m guessing that the increase in free image storage (to 3GB) that WordPress made available to their members about six months ago was a result of moving stuff to Amazon’s S3 (Simple Storage Service), which advertises “unlimited” storage. (However, they charge you based on how much you store, and how much it’s accessed.)
But I guess, as Tom Snyder used to say, “sometimes the magic works, and sometimes…”.
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I am presuming that this is including all images, vodpod, gravatars and some sites with CSS upgrades. I am having random trouble viewing various images across Wp,cim right now.
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Thanks for the info. I was setting up a new blog and I thought I was screwing something up.
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