Active Reload: Warehouse release, and some cluster issues

July 18th, 2007 by rick

Warehouse release, and some cluster issues

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Quick Warehouse v1.0.4 update news, and a bit about our brief outage this morning…

We pushed out Warehouse v1.0.4 this morning, just a quick bug fix release while we work on the larger 1.1 update.

Also, while I was doing my final tests and prepping the release, I noticed that our sites were down. Apparently EngineYard had some node failures, and the sites were down and back up before I could make a post about it. Let me know if you experience anything fishy today.

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