Bad gateway 502

[evgeniyworkbel]

I live in Belarus and I can't access to bundle size info about any package right now. Here is screenshot

[transitive-bullshit]

Same Cloudflare issue in San Francisco

[josephmcg]

same from Tokyo

[ziat1988]

same from France

[proalaa]

same from Yemen

[mephistorine]

same from Russia

[inkasadev]

same from Brazil

[putrasatr]

same from Indonesia

[nickluger]

https://bundlejs.com/

[pketh]

https://bundlejs.com/

doesn't seem to report bundle sizes

[pm0u]

down in Denver as well

[b1ek]

@pastelsky it seems that the host is down

[inkasadev]

Anyone knows @_pastelsky offline? He doesn't appear to be active for a long time.

[brandonmcconnell]

The service has been down for the past few days

[b1ek]

The service has been down for the past few days

True, but it also have been up randomly for a few hours

[b1ek]

@brandonmcconnell it is actually up right now

[nickluger]

https://bundlejs.com/

doesn't seem to report bundle sizes

You have to click on "build" once.

The advantage is that tree shaking is more reliable and you can calculate bundle size based on your real, tree-shaked imports, not the whole package.

I found it, because bundlephobia had an outage 50% of times I tried to look up something.

[pastelsky]

Hi folks, the downtime was due to what seems like a bug with the process manager BP uses (pm2) that caused auto-restarts non functional. I've added in a workaround for now — took longer than usual as I was on vacation.

I found it, because bundlephobia had an outage 50% of times I tried to look up something.

That doesn't sound right. For e.g. in May, bundlephobia's uptime was > 99%. In June, till now, its been close to 96%. [image: Screenshot 2023-06-15 at 8.15.12 AM.png]

Elongated downtimes such as these are rare — however, in case they happen, opening up an issue does get help in getting attention faster.

On Wed, Jun 14, 2023 at 1:05 PM nickluger @.***> wrote:

https://bundlejs.com/

doesn't seem to report bundle sizes

You have to click on "build" once.

[image: Bildschirmfoto 2023-06-14 um 09 31 35] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32647249/245711996-10b0a602-c3cd-4b4b-bc09-e34a678e4e21.png

The advantage is that tree shaking is more reliable and you can calculate bundle size based on your real, tree-shaked imports, not the whole package.

I found it, because bundlephobia had an outage 50% of times I tried to look up something.

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[pketh]

Thanks for looking into this pastelsky and I hope you had a great vacation :)

[b1ek]

Perhaps you could add a list of instances to the README so that there would be more than one? @pastelsky

[nickluger]

That doesn't sound right. For e.g. in May, bundlephobia's uptime was > 99%.

Of course, it's not right (meaning representative) 😄. But I successfully maneuvered around uptimes with my lookup-needs. Which led to my poor personal experience. Thanks for fixing it @pastelsky.

For quick lookups, Bundlephobia is the best & fastest 💙.

[Pilaton]

InternalServerError Something went wrong!

Again... 👍

[maxall41]

I'm having the same issue

[liaoliao666]

Same issue here

[b1ek]

@evgeniyworkbel why is this closed as completed?