Daily 'apt-get update' slowness when using ec2 mirror us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com
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Bug Description
For the last week or so, I've been experiencing a nightly ~1-hour span of time (starting around 11:30 PM PDT), where 'apt-get update' hangs for as long as 30 minutes on systems configured to use the Canonical ec2 mirror in us-east-1:
http://
While that behavior is occurring, the same slow response time seems to exist both for requests from EC2 instances and also from non-Amazon hosts (my home Inet connection, at least).
Navigating the mirror from a web browser becomes noticeably slow in addition to the impact on apt-get.
It looks like similar behavior has occurred with other ec2 mirrors in the past; one suggestion I noticed (http://
However, while the bucket at http://
Someone pointed me to this announcement from 2012 that all ec2 repos were now s3-hosted by default; does that mean that using the .s3.amazonaws.com URLs is moot? Or was the change to use s3 to host us-east-
https:/
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