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by treve
2442 days ago
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Whenever one of our essential 3rd party services go down, I can only shrug and hope they figure it out quickly. They provide a good service and nobody has 100% uptime. Still better than solving it internally, which is even more likely to have downtime. Partial failure is just fact of life. If this is a major issue for your process, it might be better to try and find ways to alter your process so this isn't an issue. Alternatively, mirror locally. |
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Being honest no build is worth losing sleep over. We are piggybacking on their service and bandwidth. For us to start building the infrastructure to cache their images doesn't make financial sense, we deploy daily and their uptime always allows for that.