If you see that error creating a new Letsencrypt certificate:
Wait, if the red
Service status: Service Disruption
is gone.
Or check
Thanks!
PS: Please don't start a new topic. Use this topic if you have that error message.
Makes things easier.
If you see that error creating a new Letsencrypt certificate:
Wait, if the red
Service status: Service Disruption
is gone.
Or check
Thanks!
PS: Please don't start a new topic. Use this topic if you have that error message.
Makes things easier.
Thank you @JuergenAuer!
Wow this is bad huh?
Hack or just system outage?
We’re encountering an API outage stemming from a database problem and are working through it as we speak per https://letsencrypt.status.io/ . We’ve been through worse and will get through this too. Remember, it’s just another day as an SRE. 
Would it be worth changing the appearance of the banner? Black on red isn’t the greatest contrast, so making it larger or changing it to just a red border instead of solid red (or both) might help people see it.
Ya, I cant imagine managing such an infrastructure – thanks for all your service and hard work – you guys are saving lives out here – for real!!!
I assume OSCP responder checks effected database to check if it’s revoked(and we did signed it at all)?
For real – managing problems and they should push to update a ui css change , cmon bruh – fruitless.
The OCSP responders are functioning as intended.
Nice thanks for the updates
Thank you for all your hard work, especially on a Sunday! So much respect for fellow SysAdmins!
We’re in the process of restoring API services right now. Before we re-enable certificate issuance we’re going to process the orphaned certificates queue.
thank you for your work 


I now have “Error creating new order :: too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains”. Like seriously, my backend has been down for hours and all my API services can’t be reached by my clients and I can’t ask for a certificate because I’ve tried to solve the problem.
I have deleted every certbot configuration files because I thought the problem was from my side. How can I retrieve a certificate?
same here --> too many certificates already issued
Certificates that were issued during the outage and later incorporated into the database are currently counting against rate limits. We realize that means some people will incorrectly see rate limited status even though they never got certificates during the outage. We’re discussing ways to fix, and will update when we have a conclusion.
Quick update: We have an implementation plan to fix the rate limit issues and working on fixing it.
Has the fix been implemented? For those effected should we attempt to renew ?
Not yet. Will update here and on https://letsencrypt.status.io when it has.