Myrient
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Website: https://myrient.erista.me
Discord: https://discord.gg/4kVP9AuQ24
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Expired SSL Certificates

Resolved
- An error in our automation caused the site and FTP servers' SSL certificates to not renew correctly and we were not aware of this until they expired several hours ago. The certificates have been renewed and this issue has been resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you are still having issues accessing Myrient, clear your browser's cache and try again.
Myrient Blocked by Antivirus

Identified - We have identified an issue where some users with an antivirus installed on their device or network are not able to access Myrient. If you are affected, please contact us and state what antivirus you are using so we can investigate further.
Slow Download Speeds

Resolved - Around the same time that the SSL certificates expired, download speeds became slower than usual due to routing issues in Europe. This incident has been resolved.
Slow Download Speeds

Resolved
- This incident has been resolved.

Identified - We have just been informed that network maintenance is currently ongoing, which means Myrient is running on decreased bandwidth capacity and download speeds are therefore slower than usual. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Slow Download Speeds

Resolved
- Content sync has completed and performance is back to normal.

Update - Download speeds will be slower for the next 20 hours while content is being synced to all servers. Your patience is appreciated.
FTP & rsync Endpoints Offline

Resolved - The FTP and rsync endpoints went offline for approximately four hours due to a DNS issue that occurred during a server migration.

This incident was resolved an hour ago.
JDownloader, Free Download Manager, and DownThemAll connection and multithreading issues

Resolved
- This incident has been resolved. We recommend using Motrix (free and open source) or Internet Download Manager (paid) for the most consistent and fastest downloading experience.

Identified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.

Investigating - We are investigating an issue where some JDownloader, Free Download Manager, and DownThemAll users seem rate limited and are unable to utilize multiple download threads.
Technical Issues

We owe you an explanation regarding technical issues you may have encountered for months, in particular:
- Slow download speeds on certain servers
- Directories taking a long time to load
- Downloads taking a long time to start
- Content synchronization delays between servers, causing files to disappear and reappear upon reloading the page
- Content synchronization causing high load, and subsequently download speeds, to become very slow

All of that is due to limited funding, none of which involved any form of monetization, to upgrade our infrastructure in addition to pricing changes from our hosting provider. Because we could not afford to add hardware for quite some time, our current servers started to become overloaded frequently.

What we are doing to resolve them

We are pleased to announce that earlier this month, we were finally able to secure new hardware and migrate over 210TB of data from more than 30 servers. This also commenced the deployment of a new content backend with the goal to attain as much performance as possible out of all available funding each month. Our testing found that it resulted in much faster downloads, directory loading times, and content synchronization.

On September 11, users of the website were able to begin using the new content backend. Next week, we will deploy it to all FTP and rsync servers, with imports resuming by the end of this month. Thank you very much to everyone who donated; without your support, this would not have been possible. If all goes well, Myrient will be back to its usual high performance.

Upload Server Migration

A migration of the upload server is in progress. As a result, uploads may continue to fail and upload directories may continue to not load until it is complete. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Traffic Statistics

Last 24 hours: 213.05 TB
Last 7 days: 1.49 PB
Last 30 days: 6.1 PB
Since launch (October 2022): 49.23 PB
JDownloader, Free Download Manager, DownThemAll limited connections issue

Resolved - We have applied another fix to address an issue where JDownloader, Free Download Manager, and DownThemAll were limited to one connection when downloading certain content. Users of these applications are now able to use more than one connection when downloading all content.
FTP and rsync servers offline

Resolved
- This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring - FTP and rsync servers are back online and we are monitoring for issues.

Investigating - FTP and rsync servers are offline until further notice.
Network Connectivity Issues

Resolved
- This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring - A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

Identified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.

Investigating - Our upstream provider has experienced network connectivity issues, causing the website's caching servers to go offline.
Increased HTTP 429 errors

Resolved - Between 04:40 UTC and 12:20 UTC, users encountered an increase in HTTP 429 errors. This incident has been resolved and we are working to increase our limits to ensure this does not occur again in the future.
DNS resolution issues

Resolved - Myrient should now be resolving properly.

Monitoring - A fix has been rolled out to the affected regions and we are monitoring the results.

Identified - We have identified DNS resolution issues in several regions and are working on a solution.
Myrient website inaccessible on certain networks

Resolved - This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring - A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

Investigating - We have notified our upstream's NOC and they are investigating.

Identified - We have identified an issue where a small number of users on certain networks are unable to access Myrient's website.
Scheduled Network Maintenance

Resolved - This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring - Network maintenance has concluded and we are bringing the website back online.

Update - Network maintenance has been extended to 17 November.

In Progress - Scheduled network maintenance is in progress.

Scheduled - We will be performing scheduled network maintenance between 14 November and 16 November. The website may become intermittently unavailable during this time.
High rate of HTTP 404 Not Found errors

Resolved - This incident has been resolved.

Monitoring - We have applied a fix and are monitoring the results.

Investigating - There is currently a high rate of HTTP 404 Not Found errors. We are urgently working to resolve the issue.
FTP/rsync server down

Resolved - This incident has been resolved.

Update - We are continuing to investigate this issue.

Monitoring - We have brought the FTP/rsync server back online and are monitoring for issues.

Investigating - The FTP/rsync server is down and we are working on the issue.
Hello everyone. We know there are currently many problems with Myrient. The following is a non-exhaustive list of issues:
- FTP server offline
- rsync server offline
- Increased HTTP 429 errors
- Increased HTTP 500 errors

That is due to the high costs associated with running such a service. For all of Myrient's existence, we have been paying for a large percentage of monthly costs out-of-pocket. The monthly costs are as follows:
- Storage: $3137/month
- Servers: $541/month
- Offsite backups (shared with hShop): $138/month

"Storage" refers to the 432 TB of HDD storage which stores all of Myrient's content, along with 40 Gbps of bandwidth. "Servers" means the FTP and rsync servers, with 10 Gbps of bandwidth shared between them. "Offsite backups" is the cold storage used to store backups of Myrient's database and parts of the site frontend. The monthly costs in total is $3816. The total monthly donations on average was $1300. This means I have been paying the remaining $2516 to keep Myrient online. This is not sustainable for the future of Myrient.

While I appreciate everyone who has donated so far, it is clear that donations are not enough. More will have to be done to decrease costs, such as removing content from the site, decreasing the amount of bandwidth available, and removing certain features, such as FTP and rsync servers. These actions will cause a worse experience. I strive to keep Myrient free of ads and keep download speeds high, but this is becoming increasingly difficult.

This month for the first time in Myrient's history, 100% of the monthly costs was covered by donations. I have ordered more hardware and expect the issues mentioned to be resolved by the end of next week. The future of Myrient is in your hands, so please keep this in mind the next time you are using the service.
The new hardware has been installed and is now live. The HTTP 429 errors (rate limits) have been removed and HTTP 500 errors have been eliminated. Additionally, the FTP and rsync servers are back online. I will continue monitoring the performance and stability of the infrastructure over the next few days.

After the last announcement, we received an outpouring of support including more frequent donations. Thank you to everyone for still believing in us bouncing back from the issues and downtime.

I would like to address the most frequent concern many have asked about, which is the removal of content. We do not have plans to remove any content at this time. Nobody likes bad surprises, so if we ever have to remove content or make any other changes to Myrient that negatively impacts the user experience, we will give advance notice before doing it. Of course, any content that is removed will still be available in our offsite backup. Once again, thank you for your continued support!
The FTP and rsync servers are going offline for a short while for maintenance. We will update this announcement as soon as the maintenance is completed.

Resolved - This incident has been resolved.

Update - The FTP and rsync servers are back up and we expect no further issues.

Update - FTP and rsync servers are down again. We're continuing to investigate the issue.

Update - The FTP and rsync servers are back online while we monitor the performance.

Update - We're deploying new hardware at this time.