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Received — 4 March 2026 ⏭

Internal Load Balancers Connectivity

✇DigitalOcean Status - Incident History
4 March 2026 at 20:52

Mar 5, 01:52 UTC
Resolved - From 19:57 UTC to 01:03 UTC, customers may have experienced connectivity issues between Internal Load Balancers and their associated target droplets, which could have resulted in service disruption or traffic routing failures.

Our Engineering team has confirmed full resolution of the issue, and Internal Load Balancers should now be functioning normally.

If you continue to experience any problems, please open a ticket with our Support team. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Mar 5, 01:19 UTC
Monitoring - Our Engineering team has implemented mitigation measures to address the connectivity issues affecting Internal Load Balancers and their associated target droplets. We are actively monitoring the situation to ensure stability and to prevent any recurrence.

We will provide a further update once we confirm the issue is fully resolved.

Mar 5, 00:23 UTC
Investigating - Our Engineering team is investigating an issue affecting Internal Load Balancers. Customers may experience connectivity loss between Internal Load Balancers and their associated target droplets.

We apologize for the inconvenience and will share an update as soon as more information becomes available.

Career Pivot Advice (As frontend dev)

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By: /u/Caster_Oh
4 March 2026 at 17:03

Hello peoples,

So I'm a mid-level Drupal Frontend dev, and I'm a little bit cooked as the kids would say.

Essentially I strayed away from coding in 2023 thinking I would always have the option to come back (wanted to try another career avenue that also got decimated). Lo and behold, all remote job opportunites all seem to have evaporated (at least in Canada). Sorta had put all my eggs in one basket hyper specializing in Drupal Frontend development thinking there would always be remote opportunities...

Anyways, times change, gotta focus on reskilling/upskilling.

So any drupal frontend devs that have had success stories? Any advice?

Should I spend the next months expanding knowledge in another framework? Or learning something such as CNC programming, or accessibility, or QA, etc.

(Got a full time job, so not red alert, but also need to switch asap)

Cheers

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