Completion is expected by the 28'th of April.
Apr 22, 22:29 MST
About This Site
This is where we (https://pagely.com) announce system wide issues as well as scheduled maintenance, WordPress core updates, and things like that.
We have designed our hosting architecture from the ground up to be compartmentalized, and as such, an issue with only one customer's server is not news worth telling on a public status page. When there is an issue impacting a larger group of people, we will be reporting on it.
If you are currently experiencing problems with your website or your server but you're not seeing anything here, it is likely that our team is aware and investigating. You may even want to check your inbox in a few minutes as we like to reach out to let you know what we're seeing. But with that said, don't hesitate to contact us!
Contact Support: https://atomic.pagely.com/support
Knowledge Base: https://support.pagely.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/pagelysupport
No action on your behalf is necessary. During the maintenance window, your application may report brief and temporary errors connecting to the database, which are self-correcting. Page content that is cached will continue to be served as normal. All Pagely Database Clusters utilize replication and failover to keep any possible service impact to an absolute minimum.
We expect the service impact for dynamic requests to be approximately 1-5 minutes
To determine if your application is using this resource, you may check the "DB_HOST" parameter in your wp-config-hosting.php file. You may also see this by going to the application details page inside of https://atomic.pagely.com/, clicking "Show More", and look for the heading "RDS Name".
This maintenance page will be updated when the work begins and when it is finished.
Posted on Apr 22, 10:56 MST
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, which are located in the following hosting regions:
California
Oregon
Virginia
No action on your behalf is necessary. During the maintenance window, your application may report brief and temporary errors connecting to the database, which are self-correcting. Page content that is cached will continue to be served as normal. All Pagely Database Clusters utilize replication and failover to keep any possible service impact to an absolute minimum.
We expect the service impact for dynamic requests to be approximately 1-5 minutes
To determine if your application is using this resource, you may check the "DB_HOST" parameter in your wp-config-hosting.php file. You may also see this by going to the application details page inside of https://atomic.pagely.com/, clicking "Show More", and look for the heading "RDS Name".
This maintenance page will be updated when the work begins and when it is finished.
Posted on Apr 20, 14:12 MST