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More trouble with the CDN

September 6, 2012 Dan Podsedly

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We’re getting more reports this morning from customers who are unable to load Pivotal Tracker images/css. We were optimistic that this was resolved by CDNetworks yesterday afternoon, but clearly that seems to not be the case.

We’re escalating this issue to the highest possible level, while at the same time working to set up a different CDN, as well as testing the effects of disabling the CDN completely, at least as a temporary workaround. Please bear with us, this is a top priority for our engineering team.

Please follow @pivotaltracker for the latest updates.

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