Fremont seems to be down for me too. Since ~4:00PM PST.

I guess the last of us will be migrating to Dallas now. For some stupid reason I didn't do it the other day.

yes, us too.

This.

(I'd just got my IPv6 stuff all working with good DNS etc etc, but yet another outage.... *sigh*)

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Stephen
(Linux user since kernel version 0.11)

This problem does not seem to be affecting me, but I am in Fremont also... Very weird.

EDIT: Linode's status page is reporting a partial outage.

I had two nodes in Freemont. After the last outage I moved one to a different datacenter.

I asked on my support ticket if this datacenter should be used for production linodes. They said "You can utilize any of our datacenters that you wish -- all of our datacenters are production ready."

I am beginning to doubt this. My linodes didn't even restart automatically after the outage last time!

The only reason I keep hanging on in there with Freemont is to have at least one as close as possible to Asia/Pacific.

Is everyone else happy with the other datacenters or is this a more general degradation of service with Linode?

The consensus seems to be that this is a Fremont thing. I'm far from an expert on this, but does Dallas VS Fremont make that big a difference from Asia/Australia (the two places people seem to really care about Fremont).

It's a shame, you'd think that in a town that is fairly synonymous with Silicon Valley you could keep a server running. There's nothing out there but office buildings and nice weather.

there is a power outage @ Fremont.

we're told to wait until our Node gets power - we made a new node and went to a backup. (so it would be built on a node with power).

Haus,

For me:

Sydney -> Fremont ~ 170ms
Sydney -> Dallas ~ 220ms

West coast is really the best for Asia/Pac. This is - again- disappointing.

Why is fremont down AGAIN!?

Yes.
The question is: when is it back?

what about to Hawaii?

Where "are you told"? Did you receive a mail, or is it from a web page?
(didn't receive anything...)

Support tickets.

Of course, thank you.
It would be painful (ask clients to change some of their DNS settings) but it seems a linode migration is to be planned
Or is there the slightest hope that the situation in Fremont is going to improve?
(btw, just asking: when migrating to another linode, does Linode manage to to keep the same public IP at the new location? I doubt, but...)