The ProofHQ team continues to grow with team members in USA, Europe, Asia and Africa.
One of the reasons that we have been able to grow so quickly is that we can hire the very best people, no matter where they live. We have worked very hard to develop a strong culture that supports remote-working. This includes constant communication on Skype and regular face-to face meetups of the whole team.
Check out this Google map, which shows you the location of each ProofHQ team member.
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Here at ProofHQ, we release new code approximately every three weeks. Most of the time we manage those releases without having to take ProofHQ off-line. However, occasionally we need to take time out to run a more complex release. This weekend is one of those occasions and we will be taking ProofHQ off-line at the following time:
- Saturday, 28 April, 06:00 to 07:00 BST
- Saturday, 28 April, 01:00 to 02:00 EDT
- Saturday, 28 April, 00:00 to 01:00 CDT
- Friday, 27 April, 22:00 to 23:00 PDT
The maintenance is expected to take approximately 1 hour, after which time, normal service will resume. As always, we appreciate your patience and support in letting us provide you with the best service that we can.
In the meanwhile, should you have any questions, you can always contact us at support@proofhq.com.
- Mat, Anthony and the ProofHQ Team
Here at ProofHQ, we take our commitment to providing you with the best possible service very seriously. In order to deliver this, we sometimes need to take time out to perform maintenance.
In order to try and minimise disruption, we’ll be conducting this maintenance on Saturday (7th April) at:
- 06:00 – 08:30 BST
- 01:00 – 03:30 EDT
- 00:00 – 02:30 CDT
- 22:00 (Friday) – 00:30 (Saturday) PDT
The maintenance is expected to take approximately 2.5 hours, after which time, normal service will resume. As always, we appreciate your patience and support in letting us provide you with the best service that we can.
In the meanwhile, should you have any questions, you can always contact us at support@proofhq.com.
- Mat, Anthony and the ProofHQ Team
Here at ProofHQ, we take our commitment to providing you with the best possible service very seriously. In order to deliver this, we sometimes need to take time out to perform maintenance.
In order to try and minimise disruption, we’ll be conducting this maintenance on Sunday (18th March) at:
- 05:00 – 06:00 GMT
- 01:00 – 02:00 EST
- 00:00 – 01:00 CST
- 22:00 (Saturday) – 23:00 (Saturday) PST
The maintenance is expected to take 1 hour, after which time, normal service will resume. As always, we appreciate your patience and support in letting us provide you with the best service that we can.
In the meanwhile, should you have any questions, you can always contact us at support@proofhq.com.
- Mat, Anthony and the ProofHQ Team
Here at ProofHQ, we take our commitment to providing you with the best possible service very seriously. In order to deliver this, we sometimes need to take time out to perform maintenance.
In order to try and minimise disruption, we’ll be conducting this maintenance on Saturday (10th March) at:
- 1am – 4am CST
- 11pm (Friday) – 2am (Saturday) PST
- 2am – 5am EST
- 7am – 10am GMT
The maintenance is expected to take 3 hours, after which time, normal service will resume. As always, we appreciate your patience and support in letting us provide you with the best service that we can.
In the meanwhile, should you have any questions, you can always contact us at support@proofhq.com.
- Mat, Anthony and the ProofHQ Team
We recently experienced some downtime which was caused by the company that manages our domain names. Let me explain how it works and what happened:
Every domain name like www.proofhq.com and www.google.com are human friendly representations of a numbered address (IP address) where the website lives. It would be inconceivable to expect most people to remember IP addresses especially as they’re up to 12 digits long (ours is 184.106.9.13 if you were interested). This abstraction or mapping of names to numbers existed even before the Internet was born and this has made our lives a whole lot easier and marketing a whole lot better (and some people very rich). There are a number of companies that are allowed to register domain names. Now most of us have thought of a domain name only to find out it has already been registered a.k.a. taken. When you did this search, you were more than likely doing it with a company that is officially allowed to sell and register domain names – we call these Domain name registrars. Now once you have your domain name registered, the mapping (www.proofhq.com -> 184.106.9.13) information is cached on millions of servers around the world and these caches are refreshed depending on what you specify (TTL) – remember this point. When you type the web address www.proofhq.com in your browser, your Internet provider will look to one of these caches to find where ProofHQ is hosted and send the request to this server.
So why did ProofHQ “go down”?
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Back in April, we made a heads-up announcement about an upcoming move that would result in some of our IP addressess changing. We would like to share additional details with you.
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Well, actually, some of our servers will be changing addresses in June. IP addresses, to be exact. For most of our customers, you won’t feel a thing. A handful of others will be affected. We’ve created a summary of the anticipated impact, below.
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