VenueDriver Status

We’ve restored full connectivity and are operational again. Thank you all for your patience!

We have database connectivity issues at the moment and are working to resolve them. We will be back up shortly, sorry for any inconvenience…

Hello all. The worst seems to be past us. We apologise for any inconvenience. Via email or through your Venue Driver rep, an alternate URL has been passed to you by now. Unfortunately this attack was deliberately targeting us, and we have to take steps to obscure it to the general population until our defenses are fully rebuilt.

Hello all,

We’re currently experiencing unintended downtime due to a denial-of-service attack of unknown origin on our cloud systems. We’re compensating accordingly. As of right now the system performance is gradually coming back up but we are still not through the main brunt of the attack. We will keep you posted, and sorry for any inconvenience.

We’ve gotten out of the worst of it. Thanks for your patience, all. This was unfortunately part of the massive EC2 outage at Amazon this past afternoon and evening. While EC2 is still experiencing issues, we’ve moved our service to an alternate zone to bring things up to speed. While Venue Driver is operational, users may experience access issues due to DNS propagation delays. Our integration customers are encouraged to flush their DNS caches immediately. We’re working on restoring missing data as needed.

Our EC2 cluster is one of the ones affected by the massive outage at Amazon today, affecting not only us, but popular social media sites like Foursquare and Reddit, too. Keep it here for the latest. Sorry for any inconvenience.

VenueDriver is now running on a new high capacity server, increasing both response time and performance.

The server transfer process is now complete. The site will now go down as we run a last sweep of data to ensure all records are copied to the new server, and then will come back up. This process may take some time, but we’ll update as we progress.