On the other hand, makes it sound more likely to be a routing/reverse proxy issue instead of (say) a database issue. Those sound easier to deal with via a rollback vs something like "oops we dropped a critical index on the `messages` table".
https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/slack/
The API isn't even returning valid error codes.
logging error: {"subtype":"api_call_error","message":"{\"ok\":false,\"error\":\"_http_error\",\"status\":0,\"retry_after\":null}","stack":"Error\n
As you can hit their api servers I am betting some replication error in mysql but that is just a guess based on that case study.I am betting they are saying 'connectivity' because that is the error the client logs.
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They ignore:
https://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-...
And kitchen sink everything under the xdg config dir...
~$ ls .config/Slack/
Cache/ Cookies-journal
dictionaries/ installation Local
Storage/
Preferences QuotaManager-journal
Cookies databases/ GPUCache/
local-settings.json logs/ QuotaManager
storage/