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WTF?  How is it that this can happen? It's is beyond mild frustration and is impacting orders, PCS, retirements...Nothing better that putting all our eggs in one crappy basket!

MilPDS Maintenance, 20 Oct/0600-28 Oct/0001 CDT (SECOND EXTENSION)

26 Oct/1922 CDT: The MilPDS maintenance scheduled for completion on Thursday, 27 Oct 16 has been extended to 0001 CDT (0501Z) on Friday, 28 Oct.   Please remember, if you have not been identified by your component lead as a tester, please do not attempt to login to MilPDS until the validation period is over.   Personnel will be notified when validation is complete and the application is ready for use.

24 Oct/1537 CDT The MilPDS maintenance period has been extended to Thursday, 27 Oct, 0600 CDT.

DESCRIPTION/IMPACT:  MilPDS maintenance is scheduled to begin Thursday, 20 Oct, 0600 CDT (1100Z) and run through Thursday, 27 Oct, 0600 CDT (1100Z).  MilPDS and its associated applications below will be unavailable/degraded during this maintenance period.  MilPDS and its associated applications will also be unavailable starting Monday, 31 Oct, 1600 CDT through Tuesday, 1 Nov, 0200 CDT.

UNAVAILABLE:

Virtual Military Personnel Flight (vMPF)
Personnel Records Display Application (PRDA)
Virtual Personnel Service Center - Role Based Access (vPSC-RBA)
Base Level Service Delivery Model (BLSDM)
Airman Development Plan (ADP)
Discoverer
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)   

DEGRADED:

Air Force Fitness Management System II (AFFMS II)
myPers website and console
MilPDS print products will be queued and will automatically reflow once

USERS AFFECTED:  MilPDS and associated application users worldwide

CURRENT STATUS:  MilPDS and associated applications will be unavailable or degraded during this maintenance period.

TROUBLE TICKET NUMBER:  N/A


A1 Service Desk, Maintenance Control
TRACKING NUMBER: 2016-045-001
DSN: 665-5004 COM: 210-565-5004
AFPOA.DPOP.MC@us.af.mil
Released by: amf

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Don't you remember when [your favorite website] was down for two weeks because they just unplugged the servers to work on them?

Commercial networks have motivation (profit) to stay running 24/7. The military doesn't, we'll never go out of business, we'll just get worse and nobody can ever really tell. Even at the execution level, we're nothing more than a big tech school sandbox. Everyone is inexperienced and no one gets fired for not being good. 

If we ever want to get serious about being better, all the non-combat jobs should be outsourced to the combat-related guys can spend time getting better.

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The "services down due to an inadvertent software update push" last week on the front page of the portal was comical. Not their fault, "it" did it. Comm doing what they do best.

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