MyGet (package repository for public and private NuGet, npm, ... packages) has been down for over 24 hours now. While this literally blocks development teams relying on the service, Assembla (that acquired MyGet in 2018) excels at not communicating about the incident. It almost feels as if they want their customers to migrate away from MyGet.
It just boggles my mind how this is even possible. If you run a SaaS business, you should be prepared for scenarios when the service is not available and get it back online as soon as possible. Over 24 hours is just ridiculous.
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MyGet (package repository for public and private NuGet, npm, ... packages) has been down for over 24 hours now. While this literally blocks development teams relying on the service, Assembla (that acquired MyGet in 2018) excels at not communicating about the incident. It almost feels as if they want their customers to migrate away from MyGet.
It just boggles my mind how this is even possible. If you run a SaaS business, you should be prepared for scenarios when the service is not available and get it back online as soon as possible. Over 24 hours is just ridiculous.