I’ve been having build problems about 10 hours ago, and I’m still having them now. The build fails with an error, and I get this on the console logs:
Connection error: (corona.get) fault(/CFStreamFault)
along with a bunch of other error strings.
Just a few minute ago as I began to type this I got a successful build. A subsequent build failed before I finished this post.
My theories:
- The problem is with my crappy Internet connection, not with Anscas’s servers.
- Ansca’s servers are just swamped on weekends. Maybe 90% of us do our Corona stuff on weekends.
- There’s a one-off event going on that’ affecting the build servers. SXSW Interactive? A hacking attack? A server crash? Cosmic rays?
It’d be nice if I can visit a page similar to the AWS Service Health Dashboard (http://status.aws.amazon.com/).
It’d be super nice if, when I visit the page, it will tell me something like:
(a) Bro (or Sis) you’re having build problems because you have a crappy Internet connection. Don’t blame us, get a bigger pipe.
(b) We’re currently serving 1000% of our usual load. Eventually this increased load will translate into money into our coffers that will eventually translate into more uber features in Corona SDK, so please bear with us for now.
© I guess you haven’t been reading the news lately. Our data center suffered a major outage because a truck driver was looking the wrong way because a beautiful lady was crossing the street. That caused him to crash into an electric post, resulting in a major power outage that affected 25% of the United States, including our data center. We’ll be back as soon as our data center gets power back.
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