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Planning to Go Down, HTTP Edition

Posted on January 11, 2014October 30, 2021 by Robert Hafner

Whether it’s from a planned upgrade or a blown RAID, your site is going to go down eventually. This was brought to light for a lot of people by a recent outage on Hacker News- an outage that was made worse by HN responding with 200 Status Codes. During the subsequent discussion I posted a…

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