“cloud computing does not absolve those responsible for designing and deploying applications from understanding how the dependencies of the underlying platforms impact the availability, resiliency and survivability of their architecture -- regardless of how opaque it may be”
- Chris Hoff

Incident ID: 314

Incident Type:
Outage

Summary: Rackspace PHP 5-13 DFW Issue

The PHP 5-13 server in the DFW data center experienced an issue which caused the cluster to run in a degraded state.

Number Affected: Unknown
Organization: Rackspace, Inc.

Affected Service: The Rackspace Cloud

Reported Date:	2010-10-05
Occurred Date:	2010-10-05
Incident Duration:	20 minutes

References	http://outagecenter.com/rackspace-cloud-reports/rackspace-cloud-sites-php-5-13-wc2-online/

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“cloud computing does not absolve those responsible for designing and deploying applications from understanding how the dependencies of the underlying platforms impact the availability, resiliency and survivability of their architecture -- regardless of how opaque it may be” - Chris Hoff

Incident ID: 314

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“cloud computing does not absolve those responsible for designing and deploying applications from understanding how the dependencies of the underlying platforms impact the availability, resiliency and survivability of their architecture -- regardless of how opaque it may be”
- Chris Hoff