Hey I just fixed it, yesterday Redis.io was switched to a new VM thanks to Damain Djanowski that setup all the stuff. The site now finally has SSL and is faster (it was already fast but now even better). Previously it was hosted in my small VM that contained tens of virtual hosts with very old version of Ubuntu, practically impossible to upgrade.
Damain implemented an auto-upgrade hook that fetches the versions of redis-doc redis-io repositories when there is a push. This causes Redis to stop and restart but the script apparently fails to restar the server or something like that.
To fix the thing for now I just setup a manual Redis instance to make the site working. Redis.io uses Redis in order to handle the interactive session and the caching of stuff, so without a Redis working the site does not work.
Damain implemented an auto-upgrade hook that fetches the versions of redis-doc redis-io repositories when there is a push. This causes Redis to stop and restart but the script apparently fails to restar the server or something like that.
To fix the thing for now I just setup a manual Redis instance to make the site working. Redis.io uses Redis in order to handle the interactive session and the caching of stuff, so without a Redis working the site does not work.
We'll fix the thing permanently soon.