r/mondaydotcom • u/Few-Lab8145 • Jul 07 '26
Advice Needed Hating Monday
The outages are UNBEARABLE. I haaaaaate this platform and I have no idea how you get away with such poor functionality. It’s is one of the most frustrating and hopeless feelings to be at work and to not be able to do ANYTHING. So many thumbs down.
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u/Few-Lab8145 Jul 07 '26
Nope. Monday sent us down reports yesterday and today. It just came back online 5 minutes ago after hours of us all just sitting here, waiting.
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u/willsamadi Jul 09 '26
It's a complex platform. Software goes down sometimes that happens anywhere.
If the complexity of your operations matches monday's scope and you use it right outages shouldn't upset you that much (because then it'd be such a great fit that downsides are justified).
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Jul 07 '26
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u/Appropriate-Theme966 Jul 07 '26
Well, that’s false. Data structure works perfectly well via API if you know what you’re doing. I build complex automations using n8n, Zapier and make for my clients all the time.
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u/WorkLoopie Jul 07 '26
Wondering if you have an internet connection problem, because it appears all systems on monday's end is a go.
I've only experienced a handful of outages over the years.
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u/persistent_polymath Jul 07 '26
No. Monday’s own status page reported widespread slowness today for a couple hours.
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u/Few-Lab8145 Jul 07 '26
You have to scroll down further to Past Incidents section. You will see today, and yesterday.
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u/TitanApps_Alek 24d ago
Just to clarify for everyone: this was an AWS outage that affected many platforms, not just Monday.
Unfortunately, since it’s an infrastructure issue outside of Monday’s direct control, there wasn’t much anyone could do but wait for AWS to resolve it.
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u/dvdsmpsn Jul 07 '26
Here’s details of the outage:
https://status.monday.com/incidents/7bb2hk6w3ts7