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The Johannesburg router has been fixed.

The Johannesburg router (and therefore the Pretoria (home) network) is currently down due to provider issues. The provider mentioned that it may take up to a week to fix.

Due to a change in my financial situation, I can now afford to keep hosting the files on the current host.

The CDN will be migrated to my own servers soon as it does not make financial sense to continue using the current storage solution while storing less than 5GB of data.

The necessary changes have been made, so this incident can now be closed.

Due to the high cost of operating the anycast network, and the lack of IPv4 addresses on AS211869 making a production anycast network impossible, the anycast network has been scaled down and the Dallas and Singapore PoPs have been shut down. Once IPv4 addresses and more money have been obtained, the project will be continued. This incident will remain open until all neccessary changes to websites and monitoring systems have been made.

The issue has been fixed.

The SSL certificates were successfully renewed. I will be monitoring the results to ensure that these certificates were successfully transferred to the rest of the anycast network, and that there are not any more errors to fix.

Due to a failed SSL renewal, requests to as211869.net (and possibly other domains) are failing. At this time, it seems like some DNS cache is preventing LetsEncrypt from accessing my validation records, so I cannot fix this issue until later.

The migration has been completed.

In order to improve reliability for certain services hosted on the web server, the server will be migrated and an additional web server will be added. During this time, there may be downtime.