Sheeri
One of the chassis in the PHX1 datacenter was experiencing issues which took many services, including those on the generic web cluster offline and degraded others for approximately half an hour. Fixing the issue took approximately 15 minutes. Services should … Continue reading
Sheeri
We have been experiencing intermittent Bugzilla slowness since Wednesday, June 12th 2013 at 5 pm UTC (10 am US/Pacific time). We have been working throughout the weekend to pinpoint the cause of this irregular, but noticeable, issue. The problem is … Continue reading
mrz
On May 15 at 1800 PDT Nagios alerted the start of sporadic DNS resolution failures. This post summarizes the events, the impact and specific steps Mozilla IT is taking to avoid future disruptions of this nature. This post is intended … Continue reading
Derek Moore
Mozilla’s flagship datacenter, SCL3, underwent its first major stress test yesterday. Lucky for us, we had the advantage of knowing it was coming. The facility operators had scheduled significant electrical power maintenance which would result in the sequential shutdown of … Continue reading
Shyam Mani
A six (6) hour maintenance window is planned to upgrade bugzilla.mozilla.org on Tuesday, March 5th 2013 between 5:30pm PST (0130 UTC) to 11:30pm PST (0730 UTC) What will be impacted bugzilla.mozilla.org will be upgraded from version 4.0 to 4.2 and … Continue reading
Shyam Mani
We’ll be taking down svn.mozilla.org for urgent security maintenance *today* starting at 1615 PST (0015 UTC). During this window svn.mozilla.org will be *completely* offline, no check-outs or check-ins will be permitted. *Time*: January 13th 2013, 1615 (January 14th 2013, 0015 … Continue reading
jakem
As of last week, Chromium is now indexed within mxr.mozilla.org! This is an oft-requested bit of functionality. The main benefit is simplicity- rather than having to go to Google’s Chromium code search, it’s already right in the tool you already … Continue reading
jakem
After months of effort in coding, testing, delays, and redesigns, we are very happy to announce that MoPad (etherpad.mozilla.org) is now BrowserID-aware for all “Team Site” logins. All existing Team Sites and user logins are still present, but are now … Continue reading
justdave
Mozilla has had a long and storied history with using Zimbra as an email server. For as much as I personally hate Java (most of the guts of Zimbra are written in Java), Zimbra really does its job well, and … Continue reading
Sheeri
Don’t miss your chance to get the early bird pricing for Percona Live:MySQL Conference & Expo! Early bird pricing ends Monday, March 12th, so you have a week left to get maximum savings. If you want even more savings, register … Continue reading