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we are also experiencing the same kind of issues doing pulumi up from local dev environment, while running pulumi via github actions works just fine. We have tried different versions of pulumi but the same result. Pulumi commands take forever and the site is super slow. We are based in Sweden.

There haven’t been any changes to the website, we deploy in us-west-2 in AWS, so if there are issues from a network/routing perspective it’s likely well out of our control. Having said that, I have relayed this to the service team so they can investigate

Hi @better-activity-84090 and @eager-thailand-33661, thanks for reporting. 🙌 The engineering team is also taking a look into this right now!

the response time is different for different stacks, some load (but slower than usual) while others (with more resources) takes forever. The github action however seems to work at the usual response time.

Could you run a performance trace against an affected stack? https://www.pulumi.com/docs/support/troubleshooting/#performance

This doesn’t seem to be related to stacks on my end, I can’t even load app.pulumi.com in a private browsing session (ie: not logged in) I’ve sent you mtr reports @billowy-army-68599

Hey folks wanted to check in and see if the issues you've experienced are still happening for you?

Looks way better on my side, thanks Steve

Thanks for confirming @better-activity-84090! 😃

now it works as expected, both the webapp and pulumi cli. Thanks! May I ask what was the issue?

@eager-thailand-33661 we’re actually working with AWS to try and determine that. We don’t see any performance issue or degradation on the service itself and in your

mtr

I see packet loss at the AWS layer. I’d be interested to see a new

mtr

to validate my hypothesis, but I think this may have been a global routing issue from Europe to AWS west

app.pulumi.com painfully slow for me, it took 11 secs to load

favicon.ico

in the incognito mode, 30 secs to load

loading-state.gif

. I'm in Singapore. I can also see every F5 results in an actual file downloading, perhaps due to lack of

If-None-Match

I'm sure I didn't forcibly disable caching on my Firefox, in fact a couple of files outside

<http://app.pulumi.com|app.pulumi.com>

returned 304, such as https://buttons.github.io/buttons.js

Hey @enough-painter-7423 sorry to hear that it's so slow for you. Can I ask where geographically you are located? Last time this issue came up it was a networking issue from the europe region that caused the issue, but helpful to track down.

I’m in Singapore as previously mentioned