"Downdetector provides a view of service availability from the perspective of the users of that platform, using data reported by users themselves. Here's what Luke Deryckx, Ookla CTO, had to say: However, the firm also noted that the nature of the platform means Downdetector is often better at noticing small-scale problems that affect only a small pool of users, which may otherwise be missed by internal monitoring. Ookla, the company that owns Downdetector, told us that the widespread outage at Slack (a known AWS customer) may have been misdiagnosed by some users as a problem on the end of the cloud provider. All Spam will be deleted and may result in you being banned from our Slack group.We've been doing some digging around what may have caused the discrepancy between the reporting on Downdetector and the official word coming out of AWS. DCT staff will not assist with questions relating to content from other providers / platforms, but you’re welcome to ask the community.
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