We’re currently investigating an issue with connectivity between servers in our Dallas Datacenter. The issue may cause slow downs or sites to be temporarily unavailable. We’ll provide an update as soon as we have more information.
We’re currently experiencing an issue impacting one of our primary database servers. This issue is impacting the availability of sites for many customers and we’re actively working to troubleshoot the issue. We’ll provide an update when we have more information.
UPDATE April 3, 12:00pm CST: We’re still investigating issues with the database servers causing slow sites and site unavailability.
Some customers may experience sluggishness, or outright downtime for 60 seconds or so. We need to perform some emergency maintenance services to one of our database servers. We’re sorry for the inconvenience.
We are currently experiencing an SFTP outage in our Dallas datacenter that is causing files to be inaccessible via SFTP.
All sites are up and functioning normally as this does not affect the site running itself, only access to site files via SFTP.
We are working on a fix and will update the status blog when this has been resolved.
If you have any questions or concerns, please submit a ticket to our help desk via your my.pressable.com panel.
Update (5:01 PM Central): Service has now been restored and SFTP is functioning normally again.
We are experiencing an issue that is causing some sites on our system to load slowly and/or experience intermittent downtime.
We are working closely with Rackspace to figure out what is causing this and to restore performance back to normal.
Please check back here for updates as they become available.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact us by submitting a help request through your https://my.pressable.com panel.
Hi Everyone,
Over the past 72 hours, one of our data centers at Rackspace has been the target of a DDOS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack. Due to this attack, some of our customer websites were affected as well. We are working with Rackspace to mitigate this issue. Here is the latest communication from our contact at the NetSec team at Rackspace.
"Hello, On 19 February 2014, at approximately 15:28 UTC / 09:28 CST, a portion of Rackspace customers may have encountered network related issues as a result of a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack targeted at an IP address within our infrastructure. The DDoS was identified by our network team, who resolved the issue at 15:31 UTC / 09:31 CST by null routing the target IP address. During this time, you may have experienced latency and or packet loss. We apologize for any inconvenience this caused and appreciate your patience as we worked to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact a member of your support team. "
We’ve been closely monitoring the WordPress 3.8 release and how sites have been handling the update. We’re happy to report that at this time we’re going to begin rolling out this new update to all sites.
You can read more about the WordPress 3.8 release on WordPress.org and on The Pressable Blog.
If you have any questions about the update, please feel free to contact the support team through https://my.pressable.com.
We’re currently investigating an issue that’s impacting the availability of the SFTP service. This issue appears to be caused by a higher than normal number of connections to the system. We’re working to restore services as quickly as possible.
We’ll provide an update to this post when more information becomes available.
UPDATE 9:45am CST: At this time SFTP services have been restored. We’ve isolated the issue with connections to the system and put in new measures to monitor these and prevent further issue. If you’re still experiencing issues, or if you have any questions, please let us know.
On December 30th, 2013 there was a system wide email outage that impacted delivery of email from all of our systems. This includes customer WordPress sites, notification emails from My Pressable, support requests submitted through My Pressable, and email inquiries through our own website.
What Happened: On December 27th we were notified through some older (zippykid.com) channels of an issue with our account at our provider. On December 30th there was a miscommunication with a configuration change and our account was temporarily suspended. This suspension resulted in the immediate halting of all email sent from our systems.
We were able to identify and correlate the issue through several customer issues. Once we determined the issue was with the changes at our provider we worked with them to restore services. At approximately 5:00pm CST our account was restored, and messages began to queue for delivery. However, complete services were not restored until 9:00pm CST.
What We’re Doing: We’ve made some adjustments to the account control for this service provider so that more people are aware of changes made. We’ve also evaluated fallback options should we need to implement a new solution in the future.
While this was a unique issue, we do apologize for the scope and time of the outage. We’re continuing to see what else we may be able to do to improve the reliability of this in the future as well as prevent any further issues.
Please also keep in mind, that if a request for support was submitted through the My Pressable control panel during this time, we would NOT have received that request. We apologize for that, but please re-submit your issue if you still require assistance.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our support team.
Wow… 2013 sure has flown by! It’s been a busy year for all of us at Pressable and it’s time to wind down, celebrate with friends and family, and come back in 2014 with new and exciting things.
During the holiday season, we’ll have reduced support beginning on Tuesday, December 24 through December 27. We’ll also have minimal support Tuesday, December 31 through Wednesday, January 1.
What this means for you:
For the remainder of the holiday weekend, support staff will be limited in availability. This means response times may be slower, or some non-critical items may be held until the following Monday.
Emergency Support means that we’ll only be available for system wide outages/issues impacting the customer base at large.
Minimal Support Response means that we won’t be available to respond to non-emergency requests. There will be support staff standing by, but we use our best judgement to determine emergency issues that need our attention immediately.
We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause you. If you have questions please feel free to direct them to help@pressable.com.
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