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Short outage on 22 October 2024

Magic Pages sites showed 502 errors on Oct 22 due to a Bunny.net routing issue. Service restored in 15 minutes after their fix.

Jannis Fedoruk-Betschki
Jannis Fedoruk-Betschki
· 1 min read

On 22 October 2024, around 19:15 UTC, all customer sites on Magic Pages became unreachable and displayed a generic 502 error.

Upon investigation, I could confirm that all systems in the control of Magic Pages were functioning. However, Bunny.net, which Magic Pages uses to route requests, issues these 502 errors.

At 19:30 UTC, the customer sites became available again, while Bunny.net has published their own incident on their status page at 19:33 UTC.

502 errors being returned globally
bunny.net’s Status Page - 502 errors being returned globally.
502 errors being returned globally

I am actively monitoring the situation.

Update, 19:41 UTC: Bunny.net has informed me that a fix has been implemented globally. All sites should be available again.

Magic Pages Blog Incidents
Jannis Fedoruk-Betschki

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Founder of Magic Pages. I build reliable Ghost hosting, so publishers can focus on what they do best − creating. When I'm not improving the platform, I'm probably helping a customer get their site just right.

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