Closed SammyWhamy closed 2 years ago
I think something on cloudflare broke. Access at http://207.244.248.212:9001 if you need it for now. Will update soon
While http://207.244.248.212:9001/
gives a proper JSON response, http://207.244.248.212:9001/sfw/waifu
(And any other image endpoint) just loads forever for me, so might be an actual issue with the backend?
Use /api after the port
Original route should work now. I reverted everything to Google cloud so it should be super stable. Was running on contabo but I think the certificate got messed up after a year or two. Try the original link now
http://207.244.248.212:9001/api/sfw/waifu
gives me a {"message": "Not Found"}
http://207.244.248.212:9001/sfw/waifu
gives a {"message": "there was an issue processing this request"}
after a long loading time.
https://waifu.pics/
still going to a "Are you lost" screen
I assume it might just take a bit to resolve after reverting to gcp? I'll try again in a while, thank you for working on it! Let me know if I should try anything else!
https://api.waifu.pics/sfw/hug
now gives me a Cloudflare 524 Timeout Error or a blank page with "Rate exceeded."
Sorry, was taking a test so couldn't get to much stuff. It should be fixed now. I'll be redoing infrastructure soon to make sure this does not happen again. Keeping this open for a few hours just to make sure nothing else arises
New information Fuck oracle. They took the db servers ip, fixed permanently
Ah that sucks, thank you for looking into it! Working as expected again <3
@JSH32 Is there any updated information available regarding the reappearance of this issue?
Back up, db server shut down for some reason
@JSH32 Hello! API is not working again...
Handling it rn, the db server went offline. I need to stop using oracle cloud after this happened for the second time. Sorry bout that
Not sure if you're already aware and/or if this is something I should open a ticket for, but the API has been down for roughly 2 hours already.
Along with this, maybe it'd be nice to have a status page or more direct way to communicate downtime of the API